Should You Be A Landlord?
- Topics:
- Quantitative Analysis,
- Tools and Templates
- Tags:
- Benefits,
- Property,
- Operational Accounting,
- Mutual Funds,
- Kiplinger Washington Editors,
- Investment,
- Income,
- Human Resources,
- Finance,
- Retirement Plans
- Source:
- Kiplinger Washington Editors
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Overview: Buying a house or duplex to rent isn't at all like investing in stocks or mutual funds. This is hands-on work that starts with finding a property capable of generating enough rental income to make the transaction pay off. See if the numbers work. This tool will help you project your income, expenses and tax benefits over five years. Compare what you expect to receive in rent with what you'll pay out to keep the property rented and in good repair.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2008
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