Morris Invest: What is the 1% Rule for Real Estate Investing?

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Morris Invest: What is the 1% Rule for Real Estate Investing?

There are many ways to evaluate a real estate deal, but one common method utilized by investors is the 1% Rule. This rule of thumb helps investors determine if their investment will be safe and profitable.

In today’s video, the Morris Invest team is discussing everything you need to know about the 1% Rule. We’ll give a straightforward definition, and share concrete examples. I’ll discuss my experience with this idea, and how you can use it in your real estate business!

This video is for you if you’ve ever wondered how to quickly evaluate deals. You’ll learn about the 1% Rule for real estate investing, and when it is appropriate. Press play to learn more!

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