Posts Tagged ‘Purchase’

Quicken Loans Refinance/ Purchase – Joe Kustra Mortgage Banker

Quicken Loans client, Louis from California discusses in this video testimonial how Quicken Loans helped him purchase his new home and refinance another. Louis has used Quicken Loans multiple times for refinancing and purchase. He was able to use the money he saved from refinance, with the help of his mortgage banker Joe Kustra, to not only purchase his new home but to update the windows and garage as well. Louis looks forward to working with Quicken Loans and Joe in the future for any refinance and purchase needs.

FREE Real Estate Purchase Contract, Pt 1 of 2 (Step-by-Step)

REItips.com *Pt 1 of 2* Here’s a quick walk-through of my personal contract I use for BUYING a wholesale real estate deal. It’s a simple 1-pager that’s super easy to use…ideal for wholesale for quick cash deals. Also you can download it FREE at http

Government Housing Grants – Money to Individuals to Purchase Their House

Visit governmentgrantfoundation.com for more information about Government Housing Grants

Michigan Mortgage – Appraisal lower than purchase price, what is next?

www.firstcommercefinancial.com Real life story of the appraisal process in these difficult times. A must watch for all buyers and Realtors in Michigan. Who said refinancing or buying a home would be easy?

3901 43 avenue FOUR PLEX REO $34000 CASHFLOW $12-15k fix up $132k Purchase 4-2 Bed 1 Bath

GREAT CASHFLOW FOUR PLEX (4 APARTMENTS) $34000+ CASHFLOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! $132k Purchase price $12-15k fix up cost Bedroom flooring, fixture replacement, miscellaneous kitchen cabs, upper decking waterproofing, paint inside and out… Call Alma now 916 576 9465 Tell us how we can put money into your pocket today!

Is it wise for me to use leverage to purchase dividend paying stocks?

Is this the time, between now and say summer, for the average investor to
borrow money to purchase buy and hold stocks? A basket of normally expensive blue
chip type stocks that have high dividend yields and are thought to be value
priced in this current market?.

These stocks are expensive to buy for investors like me who invest using a
portion of our paycheque. We are forced to purchase index funds/mutual
funds until our wealth is high enough that we can justify paying brokerage
and trading fees for ETF’s or individual stocks. Perhaps now is a time to
consider borrowing money to purchase long-term buy and hold dividend
yielding stocks because the dividend yields and potential share price
increase will erase the cost of the transaction fees.

Here are my thoughts:

-Yes dividends are not considered safe until they are PAID but once paid for
me they are taxed at 25% of my normal income tax rate (Cash interest is
taxed at the full rate for example)..

-Assuming (in Canada) the interest owing on borrowed money used to fund
equities purchases is tax deductable.

-Or else I can borrow money to contribute to a Retirement tax shelter (RRSP)
and instead of claiming interest as a tax deduction, I would get a automatic
reduction of income taxes owing. In my case it’ll be 34% of the amount I
contribute to the retirement shelter.

-As a personal creed I never borrow money unless I have an equal amount
available to pay off that debt.

Now this may not be a course of action for myself but what about others? Is
leverage recommended for the little long term investor?

Homeland Security Capital Corporation Announces Closing on the Purchase of Assets to Comprise a New Line of Business …

Homeland Security Capital Corporation Announces Closing on the Purchase of Assets to Comprise a New Line of Business …
Homeland Security Capital Corporation (OTCBB: HOMS) , an international provider of specialized technology-based radiological, nuclear, environmental, …

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