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Real Estate Rules of Thumb
I’ve been practicing analyzing deals on sites such as Zillow. Now, I’ve read up on certain rules of thumb in regards to analyzing cash on cash return and cap rates, so I have incorporated these rules of thumb into my analyzing. I would love to hear others’ opinions on these rules. Please give your opinion for each.
The 1% Rule
The 2% Rule
The 50 % Rule
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Jay Hinrichs
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Keep in mind that those are guide lines and you will miss deals if you are thinking it has to be 1%.
1% deal with uber high property tax's is no good.. a .07% deal in a place like Vegas with uber low tax's and running costs can out perform a 1% in snow country with high tax's.. look at all the data.
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