You will
borrow X amount of dollars, up to what ever your equity is in the home or whatever your lender will allow.
Not exact matches
If a person wants to
borrow money to buy a car, Company
X gives that person the cash, and the person is obligated to repay the loan with a certain
amount of interest.
Your share will be calculated as the number of times that the Digital Book has been
borrowed during the month as a percentage of the number of times all KDP Digital Books have been
borrowed, multiplied by the fund
amount we establish for that month... For example, if the fund for a particular month is $ 500,000, your Digital Book is
borrowed 1,500 times, and all participating Digital Books are cumulatively
borrowed 100,000 times, your Digital Book will earn $ 7,500 ($ 500,000
x 1,500 / 100,000 = $ 7,500).
Since the agency pledges to repay up to a quarter of the loan
amount, the most veterans can
borrow without putting down money is $ 453,100 (that's $ 113,275
x 4) in these counties.
Also, remember that just because you qualify for
X amount of mortgage, there's nothing that says you have to
borrow that much.
My broker offers me a margin account for
borrowing up to a 50 % of the
amount I'm investing with my own money (this is, a 1.5
x leverage), with a 5 % interest.
Based on these numbers we can calculate the maximum loan
amount L (rent) that the investor can
borrow based on the income earning capacity of the property as follows: L (rent) = -LSB-(500
X 12) / 1.25] / 0.07 = # 68,571
We have seen several examples where as the borrower
borrows X then pays down a sizeable
amount within 3 months while the LO collected full commission.