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Should I Pay Off This Mortgage Loan?

Posted on 2012/05/19 by Jeffrey Smith

I just heard a personal finance expert recommend paying off a mortgage that has 14 years remaining. Here are the parameters of the 30-year fixed rate loan: Debt Present Value: 229,880Remaining Term: 168 (16 years paid, 14 years left)Annual Interest Rate: … Continue reading →

Posted in Introduction to Income Valuation and Syndication, Real Estate Investing, Time Value of Money, Wealth Creation | Tagged capitalization rate, cash flow, cash on cash, credit, debt, equity, finance, financial, interest, invest, investment, investor, leverage, loan, mortgage, principal, return on equity, syndication, syndicator, yield | Comments Off

Product Update: Calculating Capitalization Rate

Posted on 2012/05/12 by Jeffrey Smith

I just added a new video tutorial “Calculating Capitalization Rate” to my information product “Introduction to Income Valuation and Syndication“. You can see the YouTube.com version here.

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