
8 March 2020 | 4 replies
@David LiStep 1: I wouldn't post a question implying I had that much money using my full name and location on an indexable website.

2 May 2020 | 89 replies
Fed has mismanaged money for too ling, dollar index is falling, and they are printing all kinds of money to buy back their own losing bonds.

9 March 2020 | 3 replies
I put money every month into the S&P 500 index fund(you could easily replace this with a REIT index fund).

10 March 2020 | 1 reply
Side question is would you invest that $300 a month in index funds or paying down the principle?

10 March 2020 | 4 replies
An indicative fixed rate based on the index and floor as of trust would be 4.5%.
12 March 2020 | 10 replies
Currently i am working on paying off all debt, And shooting for at least 50% savings rate.2 questions - When should I invest my for $3,000 Vanguard VTSAX index once I saved it up?

8 June 2020 | 4 replies
.• Comprehensive Residential Lease• Pet Addendum• Lease Extension• Rental Application• Lease Guaranty• Move-in/Move-out Form• Lease Amendment• Lease AddendumI got them from the Bigger Pockets resource link: https://get.biggerpockets.com/forms/index/Thanks in advance!

9 June 2020 | 2 replies
@Jaysen Medhurst, I was able to qualify for a HELOC, If you don't mind looking at the terms.Assuming an appraised value of $225,0001stmortgage set up at $180,000 80% loan to Value (LTV)HELOC (Home Equity line of credit) set up at $33,750 15% (LTV)Combined loan amount $213,750 (95% of the appraised value)Interest rate 1st mortgage 3.875% 30 year fixed rate conv loanHELOC interest only ARM: WSP + 1% (3.25% Current WSP index + 1% = 4.25%) Principle and interest payment would be $846.43Full monthly obligation including Home Owners insurance ($100 per month) and Taxes ($100 per month) : $1,046.43The interest only payment on the HELOC assuming the full draw of $33,750 at 4.25% would be $122 (shown above) Total monthly obligation between both mortgages : $1,168.43~$25,000-26,000 would be the cash available from the HELOC at closing What this refinance accomplishes: ~$25,000+ out in cash for the real estate investment opportunities Escrow refund – should be a wash with what we are estimating we would be setting aside to start your escrow (~$1,200) and that is your money to do with as you please Creates a HELOC that you can tap into on an as need basis (during the draw period which is the first 5 years).

8 June 2020 | 0 replies
These are my HELOC terms:Assuming an appraised value of $225,0001stmortgage set up at $180,000 80% loan to Value (LTV)HELOC (Home Equity line of credit) set up at $33,750 15% (LTV)Combined loan amount $213,750 (95% of the appraised value)Interest rate 1st mortgage 3.875% 30 year fixed rate conv loanHELOC interest only ARM: WSP + 1% (3.25% Current WSP index + 1% = 4.25%) Principle and interest payment would be $846.43Full monthly obligation including Home Owners insurance ($100 per month) and Taxes ($100 per month) : $1,046.43The interest only payment on the HELOC assuming the full draw of $33,750 at 4.25% would be $122 (shown above) Total monthly obligation between both mortgages : $1,168.43~$25,000-26,000 – would be the cash available from the HELOC at closing What this refinance accomplishes: ~$25,000+ out in cash for the real estate investment opportunities Escrow refund – should be a wash with what we are estimating we would be setting aside to start your escrow (~$1,200) and that is your money to do with as you please Creates a HELOC that you can tap into on an as need basis (during the draw period which is the first 5 years).

11 June 2020 | 3 replies
I wrote a brief explanation of every paragraph and sub-paragraph, and an index, and I give a copy to my buyers and sellers.