Sentences with phrase «still real expenses»
College life may be cheap, but there are still real expenses to the face, not least rent, grocery bills and utility bills.
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It still has the same intent and that's world domination at the expense of real freedom.
Still, it is thought that Odegaard has already been at work deleting old tweets of praise for the Argentine, who is of course hated by Real fans after his stunning career at the Nou Camp and immense success at their expense.
If you sell now for $ 500,000, (Assuming that you can, and ignoring real estate commissions and other selling expenses, and pretending that you still owe the bank the full amount of the original $ 200,000 loan.)
Like investment fees, such as expense ratios, the real «loss» from your tax payments comes from losing out on the compounding interest that your tax payments could have made if they were still invested, instead of given to the IRS.
Real estate is still a great scenario for using an LLC, especially if you're going to be allocating income and expenses differently than ownership.
If you have a passive income portfolio (usually real estate but others could work as well, such as a strong dividend based stock portfolio) that throws off an income that comes close to matching your expenses, then when you quit your job you still have a steady paycheck, it just doesn't require the job anymore.
I had to courier it to chennai on my own expenses to get it repaired and still no real solution.
«There will still be the balance that is real estate, land, land improvement, grading, road construction and those types of expenses,» Mittal says.
Even if the buyer pays, title insurance is still an expense that can be negotiated by a real estate agent and split by both sides or paid entirely by the seller.
CFBT is the number of dollars a property generates in a given year after all expenses but in turn still subject to the real estate investor's income tax liability.
While that doesn't factor in capital expenses — the reason many investors hate real estate ownership in restaurant businesses — that's still a substantial income stream.