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Jai_ycp
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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 09:59 pm:       


Maverick:




You need to apllianc insurance too. Like many said, getting a good tenennat is important.
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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 05:09 pm:       


Maverick:

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 05:00 pm:       


Savyasachi:


sent a test
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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:52 pm:       


Savyasachi:

so


current home, but moving to a different state, so planning to rent out. the number i have is

your mortgate (p and I)+taxes+ Home owners insurance + no 10% property firm etc.

no lawn care..home is built in 2012, so not expecting any issues in the next 5 yrs. plan is to build equity and sell of.. i have about 70-80k equity currently i guess based on the market value
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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:45 pm:       

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:31 pm:       


Andhravodu:

You might have gained 1k * 36 months




this is called gambling. betting money hoping it will appreciate.

what if it doesnt appreciate, and the owners got fired from the job and couldnt find a new job for the next 6 months ? he had to pay mortgage on his own home and the home that he is renting out.

unnadi potadi, unchukunnadi kuda potadi.
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:28 pm:       


Andhravodu:

how does this work. Even in CA, where mortgage might be 4-5k and rent 3-4k, you're in the hole atleast 1k, but property appreciation usually makes up for it

Let's say you did your calculation and your rent is less than your mortgage. So you sold your house for 700k 3 years ago, and the valuation is now 1million. You might have gained 1k * 36 months but lost on 300k in equity




1) if you are buying a house to rent it out bigger downpayment means lower monthly mortgate
2) if it is the house you are living in for a while now and you have equity in the house then refinance it to make the monthly payment do down.
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:23 pm:       

Market is good, you never know how it will be 2-3yrs down the road....so my first suggestion would be to sell it. ....koncham research chesi...growth vunna daggara duranga ayina land konukko....Next, how much equity do you have now? mortgage/taxes ki rents saripoyina you can claim depreciation, etc etc on taxes so kontha venakku vasthundhi.....so vunchukovacchu, if the house is fairly new and you don't forsee any big things to be addressed in the near future....manchi tenant dorakadam imp.
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:19 pm:       


Savyasachi:

your rent should cover :- your mortgate (p and I)+taxes+ Home owners insurance + HOA/Lawncare+10% property management fee+ 10%towards maintenance reserves +5% vacancy factor+ 10% in your pocket (this is optional) .

add all the above and subtract from the rent you are getting. you should get a positive number (atleast 50 or more) . otherwise i wouldnt do it.


how does this work. Even in CA, where mortgage might be 4-5k and rent 3-4k, you're in the hole atleast 1k, but property appreciation usually makes up for it

Let's say you did your calculation and your rent is less than your mortgage. So you sold your house for 700k 3 years ago, and the valuation is now 1million. You might have gained 1k * 36 months but lost on 300k in equity
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:19 pm:       


Maverick:




does not work both.. better sell it
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:14 pm:       

you provided too little info to help you make a decision.

do you already own this house or you planning to buy a house and rent it out?
does the mortgate payment include PITI or just PI

your rent should cover :- your mortgate (p and I)+taxes+ Home owners insurance + HOA/Lawncare+10% property management fee+ 10%towards maintenance reserves +5% vacancy factor+ 10% in your pocket (this is optional) .

add all the above and subtract from the rent you are getting. you should get a positive number (atleast 50 or more) . otherwise i wouldnt do it.

ochina rent mortgate katti migilina expenses na pocket lo nunchi pedata ante you are setting yourself up for failure .

send an email to savyasachiccdb@gmail.com. if you need any help calculating your expenses or finding out howmuch rent you can get.
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:06 pm:       


Maverick:




ok let me give you the calculation other way around... for the total loan amount calculate how much interest you are paying after 15yrs and 30yrs, after 30yrs of period you will pay more than double interest rate compared to 15yrs.

Where as if it is 15yrs the interest rate is less compared to 30yrs.

for 15yrs you will pay more amount towards the interest which is tax deductible.

30yrs kadatha vundatam painful ga vuntundemo mastaru.. nenu eithe 15yrs e theesukunna mari..ivanni chusi.. basic ga 30yrs daniki manam interest pay chesedi more than double adi akkada 15yrs ki nenu padi poya..

This last point i am not sure, but you can check with someone if you make less than the EMI, i think you can claim that amount as loss.
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:05 pm:       

Option 3: Sell it & buy HFC stocks in India
I learned long ago, never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty and besides, the pig likes it - George Bernard Shaw
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:03 pm:       


Bullabbai:


thanks, i was thinking the same way
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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 04:01 pm:       

Option 1: Build equity. In similar situation, infact pay some money from pocket to meet monthly expenses. But principal is reduced by nearly 800+ pm resulting in net positive.
 

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Posted on Thursday, April 20, 2017 - 03:55 pm:       

Experienced landlords provide inputs.

Situation15 yr loan with 2.75 intrest rate. say my mortgage is 1500/month..i can rent the home to about the same and break even. my only +ve in renting is the equity i build up

the other option is go to 30 yr loan, and my payment comes down to say 1000, i can still rent out for 1500, get 500 income and use it for any expenses on the rental property. down side, no equity build up and i have to pay tax on the xtra income.

whats the best option?
Happy Vizag

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