James Syed
50% vs 2% Rule
Hi BP,
For a single family house that rents for $600 (all utilities paid by tenant), which rule is better 50% or 2%?
I just want to compare these two rules. I understand purchase price is determined af...
Dana Brown
Reasonable profits
Relatively new to flipping/rehabing. The rule of thumb we always hear is 70% of the AVR and rehab deducted from there. In our market the median sales price is close to 300,000. I understand in a <100,000 market how...
Kody Thompson
Thoughts on ADU's in California
Any of my fellow investors in California utilizing ADU's? Why or why not. Looking for your input to make some big decisions.
Eric Hempler
How Realistic is the 70% Rule?
I've decided to revisit flipping homes and I'm curious how realistic do you think the 70% Rule is?My wife questions whether it's easy to find properties at that type of discount. I do agree it sounds like a lot, but I...
Adam Eckhoff
Out-of-State & $100k
Good Morning Everyone,My name is Adam Eckhoff, commercial real estate appraiser in New Jersey. I'm considering investing in cash-flowing properties out of state. For example, lets choose Ohio. I see multiple propertie...
Ashley Russell
Buying multiple unit in condo complex
We own one unit in a four unit condo complex. One of the other owners is selling and we want to buy.
I know there are some new rules around owning multiple units in a HOA. Who makes these rules? Is it a Fannie Mae t...
Elie Merisier
BRRRR method: How to use the 1% rule?
Im reading the BRRRR book right now and its talking about the 1% rule and how you can use it as a guideline to see which areas to invest and to save you time on going deeper into a deal.
Im not 100% sure how you woul...
Robert Ellis
is the 1% rule dead in 2023? No and here's why
The old tried and true 1% rule. People ask if it's still possible to get this. What I say: "reverse engineer what you want and use data to do so."
In Columbus Ohio in cash flow zips (class C), section 8 is one good ...
William Christopher West
Real estate investing
Hey im a new investor and just curious, i see the 70% investor discount for most places. i was wondering if kentuckys discount % was any different or what. Trying to figure it out, thx.
Stephanie Gledhill
Looking for something to meet 1% rule in Arizona or TN
I am currently looking for a property to meet the 1% rule. I want it to be low maintenance, so I would like a new(er) property. I am a buy and hold investor. I currently have a property in TN and live in CA so Arizona...