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Analyzing deals, 1 percent rule and 50% no longer relevant?
Hello everyone I am looking to purchase my first rental property and I have analyzed many deals. What rules are you guys using to measure if the deal is a winner or not? I have been trying to use 1% rule and 50% rule, and the BP calculator, without a massive down payment I can't get a property to cash flow more than 100 dollars. I have a hard time justifying a loan for $200,000 to cashflow $100 a month. Is there a different metric or rule I should use to gauge if a property is a good investment? Also are these rules no longer relevant?
thanks in advance!