Nicholas Weckstein
Do you lease or buy your vehicle ?
6 June 2018 | 142 replies
To figure out how much you saved you would calculated your taxes owed at $60k and then calculate your tax owed on $54k and subtract it from the first number.
Melanie Hartmann
Quit My Job and Plan to Wholesale
20 April 2022 | 556 replies
Take that and subtract materials, training, insurance, and other fees.
Account Closed
How do I calculate my capital gain?
5 October 2018 | 13 replies
For example can I subtract closing costs out of my gain?
Chris B.
My current status: 3 rental properties... Am I doing it right?
9 January 2019 | 79 replies
In calculating your cash flow I see 1250-400-70-477(the mortgage on the 84k you're going to refi)=377/mo (and this doesn't include subtracting for the expenses I asked about).
Edit B.
California Rent Control
14 June 2021 | 334 replies
You didn’t add or subtract to the homeless count.
Misael Carlos Vera
Buying Property without LLC
26 November 2020 | 132 replies
Just about any lender will recalc your profitability by taking 75% of your rent (NOT your profit/loss) then subtracting your expenses.
Moises R Cosme
When Will The RE Market Crash?
20 December 2020 | 127 replies
Then subtract expected income tax rate.
Jeremy Janszen
Coronavirus/COVID-19 causing non-payment/eviction
24 March 2020 | 69 replies
Someone that makes 3x the rent, and meets all criterias is likely going to keep there job, or atleast be able to weather their own storm.I think tenants that make 3 X to qualify for a 700 dollar renter will not have reserves.. tahts 2100 a month before tax's subtract 700 for rent 150 for utls.. etc that leaves them maybe 1k a month to buy food cloths insurance car if they have it etc..
Chris Wilkening
Dave Ramsey says RE should be 5% of portfolio
8 September 2019 | 50 replies
Even worse during the 2008 crash with property values dropping, many people were underwater, so the property subtracted from net worth.
NIcholas Hamel
Should i cash out refinance?!
10 October 2019 | 21 replies
Now if you say525k (subtract) transaction costs to purchase (subtract) transaction costs to sell (subtract) interest, condo fees, taxes, insurance, utilities during the period you lived in it (subtract) any maintenance and other fees the rent hasn't covered during the years it has been rented.