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How Important is the 70% Rule?

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Newbie here! In my area (New Hampshire) I am finding it hard to find houses that fit into the "70% rule". I have identified a number of potential rental properties that would ended up with a decent (15-20%) cash flow, but none of these would fall into the 70% rule. So my question to you is: Would it be better to wait until I do find a property that fits in the 70% rule to follow the BRRR method, or would it be better to "dive in" to a property that would not fit in the 70% rule, but end up with a 15-20% cash flow?

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Originally posted by @Russell Brazil:

70% rule has zero to do with rentals. It is a metric used for flipping.

and one that is a tad out dated competition I such that its pretty tough.

especially as prices get above 400 to 500k you will get out bid most all the time.

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