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Non-Credentialed Interlopers
The problem of “non-credentialed interlopers” is growing. I am talking about folks who advertise properties for sale, especially apartment buildings, and when I request the operating data, rent rolls, debt structure, etc., they send what they call “confidentiality agreement” (CA). Then I read the CA to learn that it is actually a “non-circumvention agreement” (NCA) [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing
Tagged accountant, attorney, broker, circumvention, confidentiality, contract, credentials, joint venture, property, real estate, representation, representative
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Investing in Rental Properties
I just watched yet another “Personal Finance Guru” on cable TV who recommends NOT to invest in rental income properties, but instead to invest in municipal bonds, claiming that such debt instruments are paying 5% to 6% tax free and are much safer than rental properties. To use the guru’s favorite retort, “Are you kidding [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing, Wealth Creation
Tagged active, bond, cap rate, capitalization rate, cash flow, debt, down payment, equity, expense, income, interest, investment, landlord, lease, loan, management, mortgage, passive, principal, property, real estate, rent, rental, syndication, tenant, yield
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Product Update: Property Analysis Worksheet Short Form
I just updated my Property Analysis Worksheet Short Form product. I added more detail lines to the RepairEstimates worksheet. If you purchased this product within the last 12 months, then you will receive an email with your free download link for the update.
If you want to learn more about analyzing properties for quick-turning (fix-and-sell or [...]
Posted in Property Analysis Worksheet Short Form, Real Estate Investing, Time Value of Money, Wealth Creation
Tagged analysis, broker, credit, debt, equity, expense, financier, fix and flip, fix and rent, fix and sell, frbo, fsbo, handyman, hard money, home, house, income, invest, IRA, lease, leverage, mls, partner, private finance, property, real estate, realtor, rehab, renovate, renovation, rent, repair, spreadsheet, tlc, wholesale
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Product Update: Sample Analysis1 video tutorial
I added a new “Sample Analysis1″ video tutorial to the Property Analysis Worksheet Short Form product. You can watch the YouTube version here.
I get so many emails from amateur wholesalers who don’t know what they’re doing. They are not operating their business like a professional. I run the numbers and politely suggest that they renegotiate [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing
Tagged active income, amateur, analysis, appraisal, assign, assignment, cash flow, contract, contractor, debt, double close, email, equity, excel, leverage, mail merge, negotiate, passive income, professional, property, real estate, rehab, renegotiate, renovate, renovation, scope of work, spreadsheet, templates, tutorial, video, wholesale, word
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The Cost of Delaying Benefits
Why is common sense so rare?
I just heard yet another “economics expert” on cable television (a business finance talk show) talking about delaying Social Security benefits to increase the beneficiary’s income. Here are the basic terms:
At retirement age of 62, the basic monthly benefit is X. I’ll throw in a number of $500, but it [...]
Posted in Real Estate Investing, Time Value of Money, Wealth Creation
Tagged 401k, analysis, analyze, beneficiary, benefit, cash flow, clark howard, compound, cost of living, credit, dave ramsey, debt, defined benefit, defined contribution, discount, equity, expense, finance, financial, gerri willis, guru, income, interest, IRA, lease, leverage, pension, ponzi, property, real estate, rent, rental, retirement, senior, social security, suze orman, wealth, yield
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