Get rich slow : your guide to producing income & building by Webber, John

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Since you already owe $150,000, you could get a home-equity loan of $130,000. You will be given a checkbook; to borrow money, you write a check. You will be charged interest on the amount borrowed, not on the $130,000 credit limit. Most home-equity loans are ARMs. In many cases lenders pay for the appraisal, recording, and title fees. For many stocks, you can borrow up to 50% of their value at reasonable interest rates. For whole life insurance policies, part of the premium is for life insurance and part is for savings.

Many lenders will loan up to 80% of the value. In your case, the maximum combined loan amount would be $280,000 ($350,000 × 80%). Since you already owe $150,000, you could get a home-equity loan of $130,000. You will be given a checkbook; to borrow money, you write a check. You will be charged interest on the amount borrowed, not on the $130,000 credit limit. Most home-equity loans are ARMs. In many cases lenders pay for the appraisal, recording, and title fees. For many stocks, you can borrow up to 50% of their value at reasonable interest rates.

To illustrate why we do not include expenses of an owner on an operating statement, suppose you are evaluating two properties that are for sale. The owner of each property has provided income and expense figures for the past year. For Property 1, the mortgage is paid off (so there is no interest expense), the owner has completely depreciated the improvements, and the owner lives next door to the property (so no auto expense). Here is the resulting NOI for each property, assuming (incorrectly) that expenses of the owner are used in calculating NOI: Property 1 Property 2 Annual income $60,000 −18,000 Less operating expenses Less interest expense 0 Less depreciation expense 0 Less auto expense 0 Net operating income (NOI) $42,000 Annual income Less operating expenses Less interest expense Less depreciation expense Less auto expense Net operating income (NOI) # 155636 Cust: BEP Au: Gerdes Pg.

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