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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 … Continue reading
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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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 … Continue reading
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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