Magazine Subscriptions
Hey everybody. I am a 22 year old newbie and have been reading the website for a few weeks now. I currently have one property and am searching for different ways to learn before I dive in too deep. I was just wondering if anybody knew of any good magazine subscriptions that focus primarily on real estate investing or anything closely related to it. Thanks in advance everyone!!
I, too, would love to hear if there are any Creative Real Estate Investing magazines...anyone know any and can recommend them?
My credit rating is 618, where does that actually full.
Could someone give me an idea on a scale from 500- to 800?
How does one get the score higher, other then paying the payents on time and paying off debt. But you want to keep some debt/. How much is to much?
I plan on making money as an agent the typical way, but I want to learn on how to be a investment type agent, becuase that is what really excites me and that is what i want to do.
I have been looking around and trying to find a "deal" this is the best one i could see. is it worth it, is it presnted correctly?
A tri-plex is going for 225,000 in Sacramento. They are studios, and two have current leases at 550.
Lets say he pulls out 235000 on a cash out 1st at 5.70APR, making mortgage payments about $1400.
Lets say the extra money goes to doing touch ups ect. and rent is on average 600. thats 1800 a month
Lets say lack of rent, fixing, and managent cost 200 a month on avg per year (correct me if i am off)
1800-(1400 mort. +200 rental cost)= 200x 12=2,400
Tax benefits-
The investment depretaition, if you can depretaite it,
is 225000/27.5 = 8181.81
Interest on primary residence loan is around 14,000
for the first 5 years on a 30 year fixed.
14000+8181= 22,181 tax write off, probably even more.
Lets say he makes around 100,000 (fairly close)
100,000-22,181=77,819 his tax braket is 28%
he would have paid 100,000 x 28%=28,000
now he pays 77819x 28=21,789
28,000-21,789= a 6211 tax savings
Equity earnings will be at least around 4%, any more will directly raise his return 225,000x4% =9000
lets add it all up
2,400+6,211+9000=17,611
the yearly return is about (17,611/235,000) 7.5%
is this about right? should the reuturn be higher or lower? thanks
thank you