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  1. Ran Reit Israeli without headaches without looking for suitable property, cheap, criminal areas, maintenance, rents rent, buy sale, insurance structure. Gives a yield of almost 30% per annum. And instant cash sale to your bank account
    It is true that a security has a risk of decline as a decline in the value of your property. And a lot of other risks.
    So what's better ??? your opinion ??!!

  2. Capital gains are recognized in expenses that were in the United States, other than depreciation calculated by another method, and fuel and hotel flight expenses that are not recognized in Israel as an expense. With regard to the withdrawal of money, it is not related to the payment of tax. Even if the money remains in the US it is subject to full tax in Israel.

  3. In every country it is a bit different but most homeowners prefer not to include a 8 screenshot, especially if the houses are in good areas. You will hear the vibe I recently sent about Texas. The tenant waited for years to receive a waiter and eventually found no one to hire her. The tenants themselves in the area are opposed. According to the Anti-Discrimination Act, once you post the property on MLS you must not discriminate so there are all sorts of tricks on how to avoid 8. I don't put them in my property because I can bring in tenants with work, credit, etc. and a lethal contract to protect me. Most people who are eligible for 8 cash are people who do not work, so they are at home all day and the wear is great, and they often have lots of children say 6 children Her children. It's not for me. I prefer less yield and good area and most importantly a good tenant who will preserve the property over time. Also, 2 Review does a periodic check that the property is suitable for rent so if you demolish it you will need to renovate again to be eligible for 3 Resale. I haven't heard of the property being renovated. In some states, property owners have to undergo a one-day course for the 5 License. There are all kinds - multiple families are not good. People who don't work are not good. What is good is say a single mother with a child who accepts it because she has a certain disability but works and pays her part. I came across this case and it is actually good.

  4. Lee was a tenant of several years she left. A classic case of regular payments, sometimes in arrears for the amount she had to put with Lite Pease we collected from her, and in the end she left the house did not remain in an amazing situation

  5. I've read all the 8 stories and have such tenants, but they're less than a year old. Does anyone also have good experience. With these tenants? They told me that they must pay in time and keep the house because otherwise they lose the right of the subsidy they receive from the state. And in case of damage to the house, is the state not supposed to pay because it is as if it is a guarantor for them? I would be happy to respond

  6. Real estate wholesaling is similar to flipping except that the time frame is much shorter and no repairs are made to the home before the wholesaler sells it. A real estate wholesaler contracts with a home seller, markets the home to his potential buyers, and then assigns the contract to the buyer.