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Bruce L. Would you lease to him?
18 December 2013 | 42 replies
I was one of these fortunate individuals and I was able to use the income letter from the cultural division to get myself into an apartment when I was 19.
Robert Carl Allied National Debt Collection Review.
27 December 2013 | 38 replies
The other condition I am in a lower income area and the culture in Baltimore City has bred a notion that landlords will not collect or report to the credit agencies.
John Mireles Marketing Your Rental: Great Photos Make All the Difference
10 February 2013 | 5 replies
We're a visually driven culture who wants things now.
Kin Lay Game: Lower taxable income through real estate investing?
30 May 2017 | 6 replies
We can work with the facts about person A:- W2 before tax income of 70K- Less than 1 year full time work experience- International travel at least once a year ($2500/yr - airfare, hotel, 50% meal & entertainment cost); assume person A will do land and cultural exploration, spend at least 4 hours a day during travel to speak with real estate agent, visit potential investment building and collect their business cards- Utility expense of $115 ($45/mo cell phone, $40/mo internet, $30/mo electricity.- Rent ($500/mo)- single with no kid- person A is interested in doing a coding bootcamp ($5500 cost) and find a part time web development job in the future; knowledge from coding bootcamp can also help person A to gain knowledge with automation in his current W2 job- Does not own any business, but sometimes would talk about side business or investing opportunities over dinner table with friends and family (average cost for those dinners per month $300)- Share a name with his mom on a residential property while paying $9000 property tax per year.Here are some opportunities for person A:- 18,000 contribution to 401K- 5,500 Roth IRA or SD Roth IRA- maximum 25,000 rental real estate loss- purchase rental real estate with mortgage and take depreciation and property tax and other fees for rental real estate investment.- tax lien investment- open a LLC- Real estate opportunity in Bangkok or Manila (USD$50,000 for apartment, 0.5% rent to price ratio); foreigner can only own condo, not land- Real estate opportunity in Malaysia (USD$80,000, 0.5% rent to price ratio); foreigner can own land- Real estate investing opportunity in Brazil, Greece, or etc.- purchase land through tax sales, find construction company to build and rehab houses.Here is an example of basic tax liability for person A if he does not participate in creative investment activities using 2016 tax rate:Salary                                                         70,000401K contribution                                     (18,000)Roth IRA                                                            -Property tax for Primary Property               (9,000)Bootcamp as miscellaneous deduction      (5,500)Taxable Income                                          37,500Tax Liability (932.5+15% over 932.5)       6,417.63How would you add or modify this sample strategy to help person A to lower his tax liability and turn it into investment fund?
Kristen T. Sheriff's Sale in Pennsylvania
26 December 2017 | 18 replies
Part of that has to do with the corporate culture at the banks.
Sandra M. Dempsey ​Tips for buy & rent in non-English speaking neighborhoods?
22 December 2017 | 2 replies
The second generation knows both cultures and doesn't 100% trust either one.Please understand these are generalizations, and individuals vary quite a bit depending on a variety of circumstances. 
Rich Weese 4th obstacle to creating real wealth
15 September 2009 | 33 replies
Go new places and meet new people and yes, new cultures.
Skyler Mckinney Quit My Job now what
24 April 2019 | 80 replies
@Matthew Irish-Jones I have access to cash; private, savings which allowed me to be able to quit and not stress about immediately finding another job, and I have 50k in lines of credit that I don't use.
Gregory Delmonico 6% Real Estate Commissions a Thing of the Past?
16 May 2019 | 15 replies
There would need to be a major cultural shift by the general public for change to occur in the industry.Zillow.....how do you think they actually make money?
Brian C. Mixed-Use developments - Any one have experience?
6 January 2017 | 6 replies
im in the same boat looking to develop a 2 acre stretch of warehouses into a 65 unit mixed use loft development. i have started meeting with city officials and we have brought on a community planner and project manager. both local to deal with the city, permitting, and bridging the gap between our new vision in a up and coming are and fit into the local culture