Nope. Anyhow I tried today to teach you about how to grow wealth by buying houses. You don’t want to learn because you have done all this math in your head.Exactly. Do it for free.
So you don’t buy houses.
Got it.
Nope. Anyhow I tried today to teach you about how to grow wealth by buying houses. You don’t want to learn because you have done all this math in your head.Exactly. Do it for free.
Nope I don't buy houses. If the borrower history is excellent and the LTV is low, I have my attorney review the docs and have the borrower sign the docs making sure I get a promissory note and DOT that I record myself before releasing the funds. Then I just sit back and watch my money work. No PMI, no insurance payments, no property tax payments, no maintenance. The borrower pays for all of it.Nope. Anyhow I tried today to teach you about how to grow wealth by buying houses. You don’t want to learn because you have done all this math in your head.
So you don’t buy houses.
Got it.
LOL.Nope I don't buy houses. If the borrower history is excellent and the LTV is low, I have my attorney review the docs and have the borrower sign the docs making sure I get a promissory note and DOT that I record myself before releasing the funds. Then I just sit back and watch my money work. No PMI, no insurance payments, no property tax payments, no maintenance. The borrower pays for all of it.
Really funny. “Investing” for a 5% return of ordinary income? You have got to be the only individual investor I am aware of who would do that. Wow. Stay in your cubicle.Nope I don't buy houses. If the borrower history is excellent and the LTV is low, I have my attorney review the docs and have the borrower sign the docs making sure I get a promissory note and DOT that I record myself before releasing the funds. Then I just sit back and watch my money work. No PMI, no insurance payments, no property tax payments, no maintenance. The borrower pays for all of it.
Passive income starting on day one. As opposed to no Net income. 5% isn't until the 340th month. Otherise I'm returning about 60 percent plus interest payment per month.Really funny. “Investing” for a 5% return of ordinary income? You have got to be the only individual investor I am aware of who would do that. Wow. Stay in your cubicle.
Passive income starting on day one. As opposed to no Net income. 5% isn't until the 340th month. Otherise I'm returning about 60 percent plus interest payment per month.
Amortization schedule pal. Check yours out. You’re still making a 20 percent interest payment a month.nope you're making a loan that pays interest at an interest rate.
the interest is at about 5% on cash per year...or less.
the interest is ordinary income and you don't get the growth on the principal because the growth of the principal belongs to the borrower.
it's a 5% annual return of ordinary income on your cash, i.e. a shitty investment.
"stay poor, my friend."
Amortization schedule pal. Check yours out. You’re still making a 20 percent interest payment a month.
Lol! Like always, you have to have net income on your simulated asset to beat inflation.Keep investing for 5% cash on cash. Ordinary income.
I think you’ll beat inflation! Congrats!
You do. You have 5% on your loan. Bad investment. That’s how you make a living? Or are you the guy in the cubicle who works for the company that makes the loan? So when you say “I have my attorney review documents,” do you mean the company you work for’s attorney and you’re just trying to make yourself sound big? Can you answer this one?Lol! Like always, you have to have net income on your simulated asset to beat inflation.
Says the guy with the portfolio simulatorYou do. You have 5% on your loan. Bad investment. That’s how you make a living? Or are you the guy in the cubicle who works for the company that makes the loan? So when you say “I have my attorney review documents,” do you mean the company you work for’s attorney and you’re just trying to make yourself sound big? Can you answer this one?
You didn’t answer the question.Says the guy with the portfolio simulator
You can't/won't get answers from a mocking bird. He can only recite what his TU lesson plan tells him.You didn’t answer the question.
When you referred to “having your lawyer review” things to determine if “you” are going to loan money, are you the actual lender or are you just talking like a big shot because you just work for a lender.
This is too good.
“Mockingbird.” That’s it! Turns out I was right about “Cubicle Boy,” for sure.You can't/won't get answers from a mocking bird. He can only recite what his TU lesson plan tells him.
You are seeking verification from whiskers?“Mockingbird.” That’s it! Turns out I was right about “Cubicle Boy,” for sure.
Man he’s so smart about finance, though, isn’t he?
“Mockingbird.” That’s it! Turns out I was right about “Cubicle Boy,” for sure.
Man he’s so smart about finance, though, isn’t he?
Ever wonder what your loan processing fees pay for? Lol!You didn’t answer the question.
When you referred to “having your lawyer review” things to determine if “you” are going to loan money, are you the actual lender or are you just talking like a big shot because you just work for a lender.
This is too good.
This is beyond you whiskers. And messy only adds to your ignorance.You can't/won't get answers from a mocking bird. He can only recite what his TU lesson plan tells him.
KISS. Just because you can't do third grade math doesn't mean it's complicated.“Mockingbird.” That’s it! Turns out I was right about “Cubicle Boy,” for sure.
Man he’s so smart about finance, though, isn’t he?
He confirmed. While bragging about “his attorneys” to see if the buyer is qualified, when called out he acknowledged that his salary comes from loan processing fees.You are seeking verification from whiskers?