This ARM calculator shows a fully amortizing ARM, which is the most common type of adjustable rate mortgage. The monthly payment is calculated to pay off the entire mortgage balance at the end of the term. Some things to keep in mind when using our free adjustable rate mortgage calculator: Term: The term is…
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Allison Bethell
Allison Bethell specializes in Real Estate Investment. Allison has fixed and flipped over 100 properties, including residential and commercial properties. She is a licensed real estate broker in Florida. She graduated from Villanova University with a B.A. in Business and Sociology. When Allison isn’t involved in real estate or writing, she loves to travel and has been to all seven continents. She resides in the Miami Beach area with her husband and dog.
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Free House Flipping Calculator: Cost, Profit & ROI
How to Read Your House Flipping Calculator Results Closing Costs: If you’re not sure about how much your closing costs are, the average ranges from 2 percent to 5 percent of the purchase price. Average ROI on Flipping a House: Fifteen percent is the average and anything above that is typically considered good. Next…
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Free Printable Rent Receipt Template Download
A rent receipt is a paper or digital document that provides proof that a tenant paid rent. Generally, it contains the date of the transaction, rental period, landlord and tenant’s name, the amount of rent paid and more. The rent receipt is used by landlords and property managers to keep track of who has paid…
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Sample Rent Increase Letter [+Free Templates]
A rent increase letter notifies tenants of an upcoming increase in rent. Typically, there is no limit on how much you can increase the rent if the property isn’t rent controlled. However, you should adhere to your lease and state landlord tenant laws. Generally, a tenant is given 60 days’ notice of the rent increase….
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Best Real Estate Investment Software 2019
Real estate investment software is used by residential and commercial real estate investors to help analyze an investment property. We reviewed more than 20 real estate software providers based on their cost, features, and reviews. Then, we chose 10 real estate investment analysis software to include in our list of the best options. How We…
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Balloon Mortgage Calculator
A balloon mortgage is a loan that offers low initial monthly payments, and then a large portion of the principal is repaid in a lump sum at the end of the term. A balloon mortgage calculator helps you calculate your monthly mortgage payment, your balloon payment and the total amount of interest paid during the…
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Rental Property Depreciation: Rules, Schedule & Recapture
Rental property depreciation is a process that real estate investors use to deduct the costs associated with purchasing and improving an investment property. Depreciation of rental property happens over the course of the property’s useful life as determined by the IRS’ depreciation method. This is important for investors because rental property depreciation helps maximize tax…
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Vacancy Rate Definition, Formula & Average
Real estate vacancy rate is the percentage of all units in one rental property that are unoccupied during a particular time. Vacancy rate is calculated by multiplying the number of vacant units by 100 and then dividing that by the total number of units in the building. The U.S. average vacancy rate is 7 percent….
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Residential Rental Property Depreciation Calculator
How to Read Your Rental Property Depreciation Calculator Results Cost basis: This is the original purchase price of the property plus all closing costs; if you’re unsure of your closing costs, they’re typically 2 to 5 percent of the purchase price Averages of rental property depreciation: The useful life of residential rental property is 27.5…
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Piggyback Loan: 80/10/10 & 80/15/5 Mortgages
A piggyback loan (aka second trust loan) is using two loans to finance the purchase of one house with less than 20 percent equity. The most common piggyback mortgage is an 80/10/10 loan. You’ll borrow 80 percent of the purchase price with a first loan, 10 percent with a second loan, and provide a 10…
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Cap Rate vs. ROI vs. Cash-on-Cash Returns: A Real Estate Investors Guide
Real estate investors frequently use three metrics to measure the performance of an income-producing property: capitalization (cap) rate, return on investment (ROI) and cash-on-cash returns. It’s recommended to use all three to get the best understanding of a property’s potential rate of return. The ROI formula is annual return divided by total investment. When to…
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Flood Insurance: Costs, Coverage & Quotes for Real Estate Investors
Flood insurance covers property damage specifically caused by flooding. A mortgage lender typically requires flood insurance for a property located in a region that has been designated as a flood zone by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). Flood insurance policies are obtained through private insurance providers and typically cost $700 per year or higher….