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Bill Vaughan
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Does 50% rule apply in Texas with the High Property Taxes?

Bill Vaughan
  • Real Estate Investor
  • mckinney, tx
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Texas Investors, I have a question. On your rental property, is the 50% rule accurate?

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Jon Klaus
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Yes, generally. While property taxes are higher, we can have lower expenses in other areas, like labor for example.

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