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I'm speaking from local experience, not from any specific published data.

In fact the Salt Lake City board of realtors publish an increase of 5% purchase price already for this year

Every January, we publish our Las Vegas investment forecast for the upcoming year.

The Section 8 rents are the median rent for the area, 50% of the rentals have higher rents and 50% have lower rents.As an aside I have participated in the HUD rental surveys for many years giving them input for what I charge for rents in the area.HUD publishes those rent surveys on their web site www.huduser.org and look under the "American Housing Survey."

My question is, when you earn money that is made payable to your LLC, how do you spend it?

@Steven W.Here are some of the main items to include on the promissory note.After you have drawn up the note or if the borrower has composed it, review the note to make sure it conforms to your Solo 401k requirements and is in compliance with the regulations.Confirm that the lender is your Solo 401k (it should read as follows, for example: Smith Do Solo 401k Trust)Sign all documents as trustee of your Solo 401kMake investment using funds from your Solo 401k checking accountWhen note payments commence, deposit all payments to your Solo 401k checking account (therefore, all payments need to be made payable to your Solo 401k)

Would you rather have $100,000 in your pocket today and an interest expense that would be $199 a month payable in 360 installments over 30 years?

Is it mandatory to make rent checks payable to the name of the Trust?

I still enter the big numbers into quick books, as quick books is great at tracking the income and expenses of your business.I also use Notesmith to track payable notes to me.