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All Forum Posts by: David Jenulis

David Jenulis has started 1 posts and replied 8 times.

I worked 20 years on tips. Yes, it is just fine. Sounds like you have verified a whole year income.

Post: new invester

David JenulisPosted
  • Rock Island, IL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Hi @Rich Beam, I am also in Rock Island.

If the death benefit is 1.5M, your beneficiary will never get more. Part of what they get may be funded by the CV, so the risk exposure to the insurance company is decreasing while your CV is increasing. 

Very few people are in a position to benefit from WL or UL, and those that do know it. 

Originally posted by @Louis Kelley:
Originally posted by @David Jenulis:

Do not, under any circumstances, borrow money from yourself and pay someone else to do it.

 They loan aspect of the VUL or WL policy is usually the fringe benefit not the selling point.

 I would not describe "borrowing money from myself and paying someone else to do it" as a benefit, fringe or otherwise.

Do not, under any circumstances, borrow money from yourself and pay someone else to do it.

Post: LLC's: One for each property? How does it work?

David JenulisPosted
  • Rock Island, IL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Not an expert, so correct me if I'm wrong.

If the LLC is under capitalized, like if you pull out all the equity from the property, then the liability shield may be ignored, to the degree of each state. One property per LLC is vulnerable to this.

Post: Trying find 1st deal

David JenulisPosted
  • Rock Island, IL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Hi Matthew,

I'm in the QCA and in a similar boat as you. Happy to meet for coffee if you have time. 

Dave

Post: Newbie from Rock Island, IL - Quad Cities

David JenulisPosted
  • Rock Island, IL
  • Posts 10
  • Votes 4

Hi,

I moved to the QCA 5 years ago and am ready to purchase my first property. Would love to meet over coffee with any other local investors in the area. Could definitely use referrals for RE agents, title co., contractors, etc. PM me and we can meet up!

Thanks.