Sentences with phrase «house rent etc.»

Most of the people are not even aware that the expenses they make towards health insurance premium, children's tuition fees, house loan payment, house rent etc. qualify as valid tax deductions.

In addition to this, submit all your investments, house rent etc., details to your current employer.

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1) not at the top tax bracket yet, thus less expensive to have taxable dollars; 2) before 35, generally significant expenses such as house purchase, engagement ring, wedding, etc.; 3) keep liquidity for potential opportunities — «cash is king»; 4) use after - tax dollars to buy RE and rent it out for another stream of passive income, which is generally not taxable due to depreciation — could be a retirement vehicle in itself.

Start with the major bills first: house payment or rent, car payment, health insurance, etc..

We had been on what I considered «trips» — camping, family reunions in rented houses, quick weekends in a hotel, etc..

Among those listed were: high rents, lack of housing stock, failure of landlords to maintain apartments and make repairs when needed, etc..

We are renting a house in Isle of Palms (~ 30 minutes outside of town) but plan to spend at least one day in Charleston proper and would love any recommendations for where to eat lunch, grab coffee, shop, take pictures, etc.!

Your credit history is vital to such different things as trying to rent, buy a house or car, starting a business, getting a lower automobile insurance premium, as well as being employed, etc..

I'm tempted to buy the house outright with cash and start building my savings account back up, which I feel like I could do rather quickly with no rent / mortgage to worry about (aside from HOA, insurance, property tax, maintenance, etc., which would still be dramatically less than what I'm currently paying in rent).

Would love to buy a property in Cape May, Cape May Court House, etc., rent it out, and be one of a few investors.

I often hear people speak about the difficulties of renting out a house, such as dealing with damage to the property, delinquent tenants, occupancy, etc..

You want income to cover living expense, medical bills, a car payment, maybe rent or a house payment, etc..

I put 25 percent down on each house, and I am using property managers to manage the rentals for me (in return for a percentage of the rents, they manage the houses for me — collect rent, arrange for repairs, market the homes, etc.).

The buying - versus - renting debate has gone on forever because the answer depends on assumptions you make about the future, your local housing conditions, interest rates, your income tax rate, future tax rates, inflation, future interest rates etc..

This rule says that no household should devote more than 36 % of its monthly income to servicing debt or spend more than 28 % of its income on housing (i.e., mortgage payments, home insurance, rent, HOA fees, etc.).

So, our house provides us a value equal to $ 12,000 a year (yes, I am ignoring property taxes, maintenance etc., but then a house would rent for $ 1,700 per month).

Depending on how many people are coming, you may choose to rent the whole Lookout House (2 bedrooms plus foldouts etc. for kids).

Opening: «Affordable New York: A Housing Legacy» at the Museum of the City of New York New York City is infamous for its legacy of housing conflicts (see: the Rent Is Too Damn High Party, HBO's excellent miniseries Show Me a Hero, modern - day Brooklyn,Housing Legacy» at the Museum of the City of New York New York City is infamous for its legacy of housing conflicts (see: the Rent Is Too Damn High Party, HBO's excellent miniseries Show Me a Hero, modern - day Brooklyn,housing conflicts (see: the Rent Is Too Damn High Party, HBO's excellent miniseries Show Me a Hero, modern - day Brooklyn, etc.).

Rent a Tiny House RV at one of these hotels and start a conversation with other guests in the community areas — campfires, hot tubs, bbq areas, swimming pools, etc..

Also, if your rented home ever needs serious repairs, and you're unable to live there, it also covers the reasonable and necessary increase in living expenses (housing, food, etc.) you may incur.

Clearly define preset expenditures for instance automotive monthly payments, house hold renting, insurance packages, etc..

This income aids in paying for all rents, loans and other expenses like house rent, telephone and electricity bills, Child education etc..

It is very important to list down your important monthly expenses, including but not limited to a loan, house rent, utility bills, and groceries etc..

Allowance disbursed by the employer like HRA (House Rent Allowance), Medical allowance, travel allowance, etc..

These include payments for your spouse's medical expenses, housing costs (rent, utilities, etc.), taxes, tuition, etc..

We do a systems check on every item in each house before renting out (i.e. making sure each window opens, each outlet has power, each faucet works, etc.) 4.

I inherited tenants on these houses so I decided to keep rents the same since I plan a major project next April, but I'm still cash flowing $ 260 / month between the two after all expenses, maintenance, etc..

With this much leverage, your Debt Coverage Ratios can potentially get very thin, and multiplying this across an entire portfolio of properties financed in such a fashion, the risk is very high that a confluence of issues with the economy / rents, large capital repairs, high vacancies, etc., can bring down the house of cards and ruin your credit for a long time.

However, based on the (albeit few) properties I have analyzed, once we purchase a property and rent the other unit, it is likely to lower our monthly housing cost by around $ 200 - $ 300 / month (that's a conservative estimate) compared to our current rental situation - and that's factoring vacancy, saving for future repairs / maintenance, etc..

The older the house, the higher the utilities, the lower the rent, etc..

When you advertise the property for rent you post photos, info about the house, the neighborhood, etc..

After I rented it I found out that it was not habitable: 14 code violations, rats, it was a former drug sale house, there was loose asbestos in the water heater area by the front door, etc..

(Monthly rent, utilities, housing assessment, parking, etc.?)

Already institutional investors like hedge funds, mutual funds, private equity firms... etc. are shifting from buying stocks... to committing hundreds of millions of dollars (in some cases, billions) to buying foreclosed and REO houses... and renting them out.

But if your goal is really to own your own house here locally in Oklahoma City Metro... but your financial situation won't let you qualify for a loan (bankruptcy recently, foreclosure recently, your income not high enough yet, etc.) then renting to own a home may be an option for you.

She wants to take advantage of our low housing prices, purchase a house, rent it out (rental income is not that important to her but it would be nice if it at least covered expenses on property tax, utilities etc.).

Rent to own a house is also called lease to own house (or a whole slew of other phrases... like «lease option», etc.).

Down the road, we believe the agencies may introduce lending authority allocations to business lines (multifamily market rent, seniors, affordable, manufactured housing, student, etc.), a common practice among private institutional lenders.

At this time, I exclusively rent to subsidized housing tenants (Section 8, MBQ, etc.).