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Bryan N.
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50% rule threshold

Bryan N.
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  • Hampton Roads, VA
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I have read up a lot on the 50%, but I can't seem to find a threshold. Is there a correlation on price and the rule? So, a $150K quad is 50% expenses but a $300K quad may be 60% expenses.

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Curt Davis
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Curt Davis
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Bryan,

You should throw this rule out the window as in most cases it is impossible to achieve anymore.  From my understanding you need to be all in a home for $50k that rents for $1,000 per month and that is not happening anywhere that I know of on a consistent basis.

If you are buying the home from a turnkey it wont happen but maybe if you find your own deal and do the renovations it might be possible.

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