So, simple example with no taxes:* Portfolio value: $10,000,000 * Portfolio dividend/coupon income: $500,000 (5%) * Get loan for 75% of portfolio to buy a property: $7,500,000 * Interest on loan: -$112,500 (1.5%) * Rental income: $262,500 (at 3.5% cap) * Appreciation: $225,000 (at 3% of the $7.5m) * Net income: $875,000 (8.75% on your original $10m)This doesn't count any portfolio value appreciation, and historically, Manhattan goes up more than 3%.This is obviously a risky strategy if you do not have any more cash than the $10m because of the LIBOR rate sensitivity and the risk your portfolio will drop significantly in value and your portfolio loan will get called.

I understand the logic behind rent by room, which is to drive up rents, but it comes with higher risk. http://thesciongroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/0...

https://luau.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/28/2018/09/ADU-Presentation-for-ULCT-sept-13-2018.pdfTo anyone still wondering if you can rent out your basement in Salt Lake City, because of recent local laws passed the simple answer is yes. 

I used a free WP theme (make sure it is responsive to easily handle mobile) and just put my info in it.

I just looked up Robert Hall and their main page has a coupon for 2015 taxes!  

I buy my appliances new from either Lowes or Home Depot, pay for them using both the 10 percent off coupons I purchase online AND gift cards I purchase at anywhere from 7 to 10 percent off their face value through Raise or Cardpool and take advantage of the free delivery and set up that both places offer and be done with it.And then I take the cost of these off my taxes.Gail

I am not a fan of the drive to WP but love the Silverthorne/Dillon area, both for skiing and hiking.

Plus I have a 10% off coupon and they have a $475 rebate when you buy 6 or more.

I will always use the 20% off coupon on sale items at Harbor Freight even if I have to wait until father's day.  

Coons argues for the Trust with LLC beneficiary, but does not seem to address the liability of the trustee concern: http://andersonadvisors.com/wp-content/uploads/201...Mr.