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Title: HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN HOUSE CASH FLOW


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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN HOUSE CASH FLOW
  • David Maifrini, CMA

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Disclaimer
  • I am not a qualified financial planner. The
    information presented is based on my own
    experience and should not be considered advice.
    The rates presented are for illustration purposes
    only. Before making any financial investments,
    perform your own due diligence and consult a
    qualified financial planner.

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WHAT THE BANKS DO
  • Borrow from you (savings account gives you 3)
  • Lend to you (6 for a regular closed-rate
    mortgage)
  • BANK makes an easy 3 using YOUR money

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DO WHAT THE BANKS DO
  • You can currently borrow money for 6 (Home
    equity line of credit)
  • Many quality investments will give you 12
  • YOU make an easy 6 using the BANKS money

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What is your current position?
  • Have a good amount (over 20) of equity in your
    home
  • Your home has gone up in value
  • Have any kind of investment or savings account
  • ALL OF THE ABOVE

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CASH FLOW FROM YOUR HOMES EQUITY
  • Conventional mortgage is now 20
  • Any equity over 20 can be borrowed at your
    mortgage interest rate (e.g. 6)
  • Buy an investment (e.g. 12)

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PROFIT FROM RE-ASSESSING YOUR HOMES VALUE
  • Have your house re-assessed
  • Take value less mortgage any amount over 20
    can be borrowed.

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MAKE YOUR MORTGAGE INTEREST TAX-DEDUCTIBLE
  • Cash in current investment
  • Apply cash against mortgage
  • Borrow out against mortgage
  • Buy back investment
  • Loan to buy investment interest is tax
    deductible.

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