I'm trying to get a better understanding of how much of my rental profit I may be able to keep. If my AGI is $150,000 and my rental profit is $24,000 for the year, after paying the PITI and expenses, in a rough estim...
I have 22 stock options when it comes to election contributions through my 401 K? I don't know anything about stocks. What factors should I look for when it comes to which stocks I should contribute to?
I'm getting close to having my first open house and had a few questions around Rental Applications and Deposit to hold.Do you make each adult fill out an application? How much do you charge for a rental application? D...
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I just completed my first deal in Illinois and I am looking for feedback on the closing costs. Here's some information about the deal:
Purchase price: $105,000Renovation cost: $27,500ARV appraised: $140,000R...
Hello,Recently I posted a topic about purchasing my next rental property. I had considered paying it off in full rather than any financing, but I received a lot of advice showing that having some debt was a good thin...
Came across a non collateral loan offer ( work as a physician and got a letter from a firm offering 50 K -200k for personal / professional use). Was Offerred rates of 5-6.5% after few phone calls, with early return pe...
do you know any mortgage brokers that charge 600 to 1200 basis points for a single FHA mortgage program
and works for a company that originates 400+ mortgages consistently for 2-3 years straight
what is the net exp...
Can someone help me figure out which closing cost fees I can reduce or eliminate? Here are all the fees I'm seeing:Loan Discount Fee - Seriously, *I* have to pay money to get a *DISCOUNT*? What kind of discount is tha...
Hi, everybody.I have no idea how to go about this. I'm thinking of buying some cheap property that meets a few specific requirments. I don't really care about the location or even the value. I guess my question is: Ho...
This seems excessive to me. Cash out is at a small local credit union. They said this is what they account for and anticipate so it may change. What are your thoughts? What can I negotiate down? Rate is 4% on a 30 y...