Think the 1% rule applies to short-term rentals?

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This video discusses why the 1% rule, where monthly rent equals 1% of the purchase price, doesn't always apply to short-term rentals. STR investors should focus on factors such as ADR, occupancy rate, seasonality, and expenses.

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