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Does This Deal Actually Work?

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Here’s what you get back · Sample
Price $165,000 · Rent $1,650/moCash-flow positive
Monthly cash flow
+$221
Cash-on-cash
5.5%
Cap rate
7.7%
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The 2% Rule

The 2% rule is a rental property screening formula that says a deal is worth pursuing only if the monthly rent equals or exceeds 2% of the purchase price — a threshold so aggressive that it limits you almost exclusively to Class C/D properties in low-cost markets where high cash flow comes packaged with high risk.

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Paper cash flow is not real cash flow. The 2% rule screens for gross rent relative to price — it says nothing about actual operating costs. A property that hits 2% with $1,600/month rent on an $80,000 purchase looks great until you add $400/month in maintenance, $200/month in vacancy loss, and $180/month in management fees. Run full underwriting on every deal, not just the rent-to-price ratio. The expense ratio lie…

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