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re: Rental property question
Posted on 1/14/20 at 12:10 pm to NOLAGT
Posted on 1/14/20 at 12:10 pm to NOLAGT
yes, get leveraged to the max! Unless you are one of those dave ramsey types. Money is so cheap right now. My HELOC is interest only, and variable rate, so it just went down from 5 to 4.75%, should go down another .25%, seems like theres a month delay when feds cut rates to lenders. the interest only payment on 80k is about $350. its tax deductible if its for business purposes. You should have access to your equity even if you don't want to invest it. You can have it just in case, for worst case scenario, keep you afloat for 3-6 months.
If you have 100k heloc out on 5, 100k properties, and 400k in loans(20% down/equity, which is less leveraged than most americans), debt service is about 2500-3k a month depending on terms. Your income is 5k, so you clear 30k a year after debt service, and a lot of debt service will go to principle.
Yea, you will have other expenses, but you just took 100k (money you already have, and are doing nothing with), to add 30k to your income. with that 30k you can add a new house every 10 months. in a few years, you could be buying a new house every 3 months.
If you have 100k heloc out on 5, 100k properties, and 400k in loans(20% down/equity, which is less leveraged than most americans), debt service is about 2500-3k a month depending on terms. Your income is 5k, so you clear 30k a year after debt service, and a lot of debt service will go to principle.
Yea, you will have other expenses, but you just took 100k (money you already have, and are doing nothing with), to add 30k to your income. with that 30k you can add a new house every 10 months. in a few years, you could be buying a new house every 3 months.
Posted on 1/15/20 at 9:41 am to Rust Cohle
I may look harder at this I have a good bit of equity in my primary residence. I should end up with 5 houses the hard way within the next year. If I could use the heloc to grab 5 more I would be at my longterm goal of 10 and would likely dump the profit of those extra 5 to knock out the heloc and then focus on knocking out the balances on the other rental houses.
Posted on 1/15/20 at 11:00 am to ulsaint
Your $400/m profit equates to a 3.2% annual div yield on the $~$150,000 equity.
I would sell and try to find something that pays more than 3.2% to invest in.
I would sell and try to find something that pays more than 3.2% to invest in.
Posted on 1/17/20 at 11:50 am to deeprig9
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Your $400/m profit equates to a 3.2% annual div yield on the $~$150,000 equity.
I would sell and try to find something that pays more than 3.2% to invest in.
Yep and it's not even really that much because just this month, I had $1,000 in repairs.
Posted on 1/17/20 at 12:48 pm to ulsaint
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I had $1,000 in repairs.
tax deduction
Posted on 1/17/20 at 1:57 pm to Fat Bastard
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I had $1,000 in repairs.
tax deduction
you gotta have some cash to be able to withstand some problems. I've had about $20K in unanticipated "problems" in 2019. Replaced two HVAC systems and numerous other situations. Quite the tax deductions this year.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 10:33 am to Motorboat
Just got back the property summary for this year. Any ideas on additional deductions?
Rental Income 28,030.00
28,030.00
Expense
Management Fees Expense
2,242.40
Property Reviews 89.00
Commissions Expense 300.00
Eviction Insurance 96.00
Plumbing Repairs 510.00
Miscellaneous Repairs Expense 1,950.00
5,187.40
Net Income/Loss 22,842.60
Rental Income 28,030.00
28,030.00
Expense
Management Fees Expense
2,242.40
Property Reviews 89.00
Commissions Expense 300.00
Eviction Insurance 96.00
Plumbing Repairs 510.00
Miscellaneous Repairs Expense 1,950.00
5,187.40
Net Income/Loss 22,842.60
Posted on 1/28/20 at 4:02 pm to ulsaint
Another thing to consider when selling is age if the home. Has it reached or is it close to 20-30 years old. Lots of major expenses start popping up around then (plumbing, hvac, roof, siding, windows). Not to even mention needed updates to keep it competitive. If you can sell it without paying cap gains then you should consider it, in my opinion.
Posted on 1/28/20 at 4:33 pm to ulsaint
Don’t forget about depreciation.
Posted on 1/29/20 at 8:05 pm to ulsaint
Get local..close to you..if there is a net capital gain, 1031 and move on.
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