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Randy Sanchez
  • Montebello
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70% Rule?

Randy Sanchez
  • Montebello
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I have read that the 70% rule should be applied as follows before making an offer.

Example:

$100,000 ARV

minus 20% profit

minus 10% holding and closing cost, including title insurance,
four to six months interest on loan, and realtor fees

equals $70,000 (70%)

minus repair costs $15,000

minus loan points $1,500
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Purchase price $ 53,500

Is this correct and is this still applicable in today's market?

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