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Using The 1% Rule for Real Estate Investments? Not So Fast

Does it make sense to use the 1% rule for real estate investments? For many real estate investors, the answer would be a hard “yes”, but Dave is here to show why that may not be true. The one percent rule has been regarded as a hard-and-fast rule for a while in the real estate investing community. Many investors will solely use the rent-to-price ratio to see whether or not a deal is worth pursuing. But, that may cause a handful of problems, specifically since it doesn’t factor in things like expenses, appreciation, or time needed to take care of a property. Dave has found data that argues properties with RTP ratios of at least .5% should be considered when looking at deals, yet this is HALF of the trusted 1% rule. Do you use the 1% rule when analyzing deals or do you factor in other metrics like appreciation? Let us know in the comments! ~~~~ Join BiggerPockets for FREE 👇 https://www.biggerpockets.com/signup ~~~~ How to Use Price-to-Rent Ratio to Analyze a Location: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/pr... ~~~~ The Best Cash-Flowing Real Estate Market in Each State https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/be... ~~~~ Connect with Dave on BiggerPockets: https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/D... 00:00 The 1% Rule 00:27 What is it? 01:41 RTP (Rent-to-Price Ratio) 03:15 Why The 1% Rule is Outdated 04:32 The 1% Rule ≠ Profitable Cashflow 06:27 Cashflow ISN'T That Important