Topic: 1% rule

The 1% rule is a simple guideline used in real estate investing to quickly assess whether a rental property's monthly rent is likely to cover its monthly mortgage payment and other expenses.

More on: 1% rule

The 1% rule is a widely used metric in real estate investing that helps determine whether a property is a good investment. It states that the monthly rent should be at least 1% of the total purchase price of the property.

The podcast episodes provided discuss the relevance and limitations of the 1% rule in today's real estate market. Episode 135442 highlights the 1% rule as a key factor in Kadeem Leslie's journey to financial independence through creative real estate investing strategies. Episode 24080 extensively explores the 1% rule and how it applies to various investing approaches, such as flipping, turnkey rentals, and out-of-state investing. Episode 11437 also references the 1% rule when evaluating the potential of building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU).

All Episodes