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Alan Firth $350k/year in passive income- what does your portfolio look like?
23 January 2018 | 29 replies
or a charitable remainder trust.. with notes you pay tax but you have no recapture so you don't have to worry about that aspect.and a combination of asset and debt may work for you...  
Arthur P. Coronavirus and late or no rent payments
5 November 2021 | 694 replies
Neither will work.That leaves us with alternatives such as:Payment plansLease/Rent modificationsUse of the security deposit and/or any prepaid rent (i.e. last month's rent)Rent reductionRent defermentMutual termination in lieu of evictionReferral to charitable and/or governmental sources of financial assistanceUnprecedented times call for unprecedented measures.
Nicholle Jean Closing on First Duplex next Tuesday - looks like it will be an eventful start
27 October 2023 | 5 replies
I would let them know that you plan to honor that lease as long as they do the same, and if they are unable to pay I would make if very clear that I would be moving forward with eviction in accordance with the lease.There is a way to be a good human and help tenants out when they are in need but it's a fine line to walk as there are many that will absolutely take advantage of that charitable nature. 
Ericka G. Wealth Management for RE Investors
1 November 2017 | 73 replies
This includes a discussion of their overall risk management program -- Life, Disability, Long Term Care and Liability -- to make sure the plans are adequate and cost effective.Considers the overall investment portfolio to make sure investment selection and diversification are managed appropriately.Reviews the overall tax sensitivity of these investments.3.Plans the Distribution of Wealth during Life in the Most Advantageous WayConsiders the IRA and qualified retirement plan distribution plan; not as an accountant, but using a tax expert as appropriate.Assesses who serves as their durable power of attorney or successor trustee of a revocable living trust in case of an incapacity - again using the appropriate advice from a CPA and legal counselors.Considers ways to distribute wealth to children and descendants for well-being, education and other purposes and doing so in the most tax-efficient method.Reviews charitable giving for both tax savings and control issues.4.
Darrell D. What comes after real estate?
11 February 2022 | 40 replies
Two of the most amazing ways to find meaning are raising children and charitable causes.
Alicia Marks QOTW: How to help a new investor stuck in “Analysis paralysis?
25 January 2022 | 126 replies
You leave bigger tips, buy dinner for fiends, donate to charity or even start a charitable foundation to amplify your giving.
Andrew Herrig CapEx on Rentals - Eating Up All Cashflow?
29 December 2015 | 14 replies
I don't know about rental.ai but they must make money somewhere unless they're some sort of charitable outfit.
Turner Schenzel Rental Property Budget
11 December 2019 | 15 replies
Eliminate that figure from any spreadsheet, and move it into "charitable donations" on your taxes spreadsheet.
Tyler Rowley Family That Needs a Break
9 October 2023 | 13 replies
I'm very charitable with my money, but I don't give it to people with a proven track record of squandering opportunities.If he's living for free, he should be working his tail off to save up.
Jake Andronico Thoughts on Dave Ramsey?
20 September 2023 | 46 replies
He believes credit cards can lead to overspending and debt.Generosity:Ramsey encourages individuals to practice generosity through charitable giving, emphasizing the importance of helping others and contributing to causes they are passionate about.Wealth Building:Once individuals have followed the Baby Steps and become debt-free, Ramsey advises focusing on wealth building through investments in mutual funds and real estate.Live Like No One Else:Ramsey often says, "Live like no one else so that later you can live and give like no one else."