Federico Morales
Rent is not as much as a mortgage would be
10 May 2018 | 39 replies
Or if you put the $600K into a high yield savings account you could get 1.5% in FDIC insured accounts.Of course the best way to multiply your money would be cashing out of CA and investing in higher cash flow areas.
Andrew Dodds
VA Home Loan Question
27 May 2018 | 18 replies
Multiply that by 4 (since your eligibility backs 25% of your purchase price) and you’ll have the maximum amount of house you can purchase without a down payment.
Jacek Blaszczyk
How to figure out vacancy rate? michigan
25 April 2018 | 14 replies
In a single family home, if it was vacant one month during the year, that would be a vacancy rate of 8.3%.Now what you do with that percentage is multiply it by the Gross Income (the scheduled annual rents) to get the Va- cancy Allowance.Vacancy Allowance = Vacancy Rate x Gross IncomeSo if the property takes in $72,000 a year and your Vacancy Rate is 5%, your Va- cancy Allowance is $3,600."
John Hatton
Zillow Announces plans to flip properties
16 April 2018 | 36 replies
So multiply those numbers by 800 to get the cost that you would have to come up with to start your own.
Patrick Philip
How do people make large real estate profitable?
1 May 2018 | 36 replies
That doesn't factor in the multiplying effect of the cap rate on the value.Cash flow is nice.
JD Martin
Don't get the big following around travel rewards on credit cards
4 July 2018 | 46 replies
I forgot this....when I use the points towards booking travel, they multiply 1.5, so I get 4.5% of dining/ travel back towards more travel.
Jack B.
If I move BACK INTO a rental, does the 2/5 year rule apply?
28 January 2019 | 24 replies
Gain is allocated to nonqualified use by multiplying it by a fraction, with the aggregate periods of nonqualified use as the numerator and the total period the taxpayer owned the property as the denominator.
Masashi Borges-Silva
How to Calculate Property Tax in NYC
19 May 2018 | 1 reply
To determine the assessed value for year 2, simply multiply 6% to previous assessed value plus previous assessed value ($6,000 x 6% + $6,000 = $6,360).
Kristin Davey
New Member from Las Vegas, NV
9 June 2018 | 51 replies
However, just the cash flow on these properties, should make little baby properties, which will continue to multiply over the next 20 years into a colony of properties, thus achieving my goals..
Caplan Abbey
Small Investors Lose Major Deal because Of Math Problem
29 May 2018 | 18 replies
Yeah, expenses don't work by way of just multiplying some artificially low number by some arbitrary multiplier.