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4 April 2013 | 11 replies
. -- this seems way too high.Even if you're paying your electrician a retail price of $100/hour (which you shouldn't be), this would be 50 hours of work if you subtract out material costs.
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19 May 2019 | 5 replies
Good morning fellow BP investors, I recently started getting tapes with no column that shows the amount of months left for the loan, a crucial bit of information.If i take the next due date and the maturity date and subtract the two, will that always give me the correct amount of months left?
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24 May 2018 | 31 replies
Similarly to measure how much you are getting ahead of the game, you should subtract out interest payments, which are the cost of not falling behind -- they don't put you ahead of the game.
2 July 2016 | 6 replies
You shouldn't be on the phone no more than 10 minutes gathering this important informationYou need to know the potential EQUITY - how much do they owe - what's the potential value - subtract one from the other and you get EQUITY!
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16 June 2018 | 3 replies
If you get 12,000 in rental income(minus all other expenses) each year and buy it for 120k, Cap rate is 10% (12000/120000)If you buy the same place but finance it with a loan at 20% you would invest 24,000 but you would have to subtract the mortgage payment, lets say 5,000 per year ROI would be 29.2% ((12,000 - 5000)/24,000)
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20 July 2015 | 24 replies
Wait, add up all your monthly expenses especially debt service then subtract that from your NOI.
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14 May 2013 | 5 replies
If the house needs any repair or updating (and I have rarely seen a house that didn't), you'll need to subtract that also to get to the price that is really attractive to the cash buyers.All that said, in this market, you likely could sell that house for 125k.
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31 August 2016 | 3 replies
NOI, meaning Net Operating Income, is calculated by subtracting operation-based expenses from operation-based income.
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8 August 2018 | 2 replies
The Mortgageemust calculate net Commission Income by subtracting the unreimbursed businessexpenses from the gross Commission Income.The Mortgagee must reduce the Effective Income by the amount of any unreimbursedemployee business expenses, as shown on the Borrower’s Schedule A.
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23 February 2016 | 14 replies
They can tell you their maintenance last year was 0 but on average I find 10% to a pretty safeAnd subtract out whatever personal profit, for me at $75 per door, that I want to make sure I put in my pocket every single month without fail.Even use a mortgage calculator app to calculate at six and a half percent 20 years and it will tell me how much of a mortgage the property can afford.