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  1. For all responders… The world of real estate investing is wide-ranging and so are the types of investors… What suits one is not necessarily suitable after… All the geniuses who know how to make one hundred percent on their money in a 3-5 year period and their hard to pargan when seeing an entrepreneur in action.
    It is true that a good purchase is in purchase but not everywhere and not in every situation and certainly not in new construction. One of the important things is LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION… and also in times of crisis when the market is in retreat and you are in a good population segment so you at the end of the day make money and the increase in value will come later because that is what history says many, many years back.
    Yes, I've been one of Safe Future's investors for many years and I can say for sure it's a great place to be, I testify to myself and can say I'm satisfied without going into numbers because you'd already given me a headache… What's more Not because they do not make money over the years… and in an optimistic tone that everyone will have success

  2. Age Thanks for the post
    For 100% on the money in 5 years I do not need the US
    This can be done in the country in the periphery not with much effort,
    As you did in Ramla in the past only in a little more remote areas

    After all your beautiful and impressive explanations
    You just buy a house at market price! With a mortgage
    Relying on rising market value (which you believe will continue to be but never resilient)

    Every savvy investor realizes that making the right investment is first and foremost a purchase,
    Regulation at 25% below the market price - this is a b
    Even before the 30-year mortgage
    Before saving the loan fund
    Before the value increase
    Before "zero taxation"
    Before the current yield

    When buying a property at a market price you are more exposed to market volatility and to some extent risk your equity
    Although you believe 100% that the areas you operate in will continue to rise due to the parameters you specify
    Nothing is certain and the price cycle has reached its high level in 10 years, which does not guarantee a continued rise in prices

    If you find the deal you mentioned above
    At 25% below its value
    You will pay 171K instead of 228K
    Transactions that buy at 25% below par are usually off market and there is not enough time to take a conventional mortgage from the bank
    Then we will use a 70% bridging loan from Privet Lander
    In total, we take out a loan of 120K and women 51K equity to purchase + related expenses
    After purchase and populate renters
    We will make a refinance from a bank at the 65% value of 228K
    We'll get 148K. We'll return the 120K to Lander and take the 28K
    Total equity invested in the transaction 23K + related expenses of closing, private land, the cost of making a loan, etc.

    after all
    In the transaction you presented
    Invested 81K equity
    In the alternative I presented
    Invested 23K equity
    Hence you will derive the whole calculation of the yield which becomes significantly higher

    That's how you get 100% on money in 3 years and even less, not in 5 years
    In conclusion

    You can buy a market value property with a mortgage and wrap in cellophane packaging
    Saving the loan fund, increase in value, aggregate yield, current yield, zero taxation etc etc

    Skilled investor
    First of all right buyer (below par)
    I'll wait for everything else
    This is all the Torah on one leg

    Sorry for the harsh criticism
    I really respect your activity and that of Yossi Berg
    And I even referred you to past investors who bought your way

  3. Gil advice. a member of the profession. .
    don't come in to field the taxation. United States. Israel... because it is very dangerous. I am connected to 2 respected offices. in the country. Aminoh Steinmetz... and the BDO office.
    must do Correct tax planning and it's not black and white.. there is. Single tax.. there is an LLC that is income tax in Israel. ingot. A tax on her whether or not. You brought the revenue. to the country Or not... a transparent company. And there are opaque companies. INC.
    And there is an estate tax. in case of death. The owners of the property...the professional ethics. Requires that you do not engage in the field. which is a mine. It is a responsibility. The accountants.
    We are the realtors in the US. Do not advise on taxation..the yield we are showing.It is net.Net.Net..Before tax.
    Every investor. He will handle the wind. His..
    Despite all this the returns. Doubles. than in Israel.. and without referring to capital gain..
    A property seller should know that it is separate in the sale. From 6 percent of the seller's commission and another 1 percent. Closing costs..
    and if He has a mortgage. He is expected to pay an early repayment fee.. My father Zel. always said you were The money is counted on the stairs. after the realization
    The final..and the understander will understand.
    This is my professional opinion.

  4. Gil Turiel
    Great post! Professional writer. It will always be difficult for a number of people to praise.. 1600 houses is super impressive!
    two things.
    Not sure I would base a value-added model, again 8% for an investor is not a particularly high return.
    Successfully

  5. Great post… A few things:
    1. There is no 50% taxation in the country on capital gain
    2. It's not clear to me how you come to a negative tax liability in Israel and still leaves you a profit (unless you intended to depreciate)
    3. Since the house is out of stock then it is not possible again to extract capital, but perhaps to expand it.
    But then the investor is exposed to a loss due to repairs

  6. In your second excel, you specify a full tenant-month tenant finding commission when the first excel did not specify this expense.

    Please do not pull me into words because now the smile has also come off my face and I do not want to attach a picture to you how I look without a smile.

    Good luck again to everyone
    Shabbat Shalom

  7. You're attracting me again so I'm attracted.
    In your first excel.
    A 691 home loan for $ 250,000 may not only have liabilities, but when there is a loan from the bank, property needs to
    I like the floating term.
    Let me tell you what it looks like in reality
    21600 income
    3000 Arnona
    1500 Insurance
    1728 Management
    1100 Wisconsin
    450 Tenant Replacement
    900 expenses over 5 years in annual calculation
    9320 Financing expenses

    A profit of 3602 in the best case without the billets and without a second refi which completely erases the profit without a house without a tenant for one month or two months.
    That's why you don't pay rent.

    Have a Sabbath peace.
    I hope we stop here because I have a lot more to write.

  8. Hi there is no need to pay Withholding because my strategy is not based on sales, I am a follower of long-term buying and holding
    I repay the loan every few years (on a regular basis), extract money from the bank, and invest again, so that it still remains 30%. Equity In the property always, I do not pay capital gains tax, sales tax or brokerage.
    And yes, only Freiars pay rent income! Simple tax planning prevents tax payment on a regular basis. from experience! Sending you an example excel. By the word Freier is for conveying a message
    If you're hurt by that then sorry
    Good news
    Shabbat Shalom

  9. Hello again… Because Lior Lior Lustig the forum moderator does not like answers in private as you suggest, I will ask you again to reply in the forum that other readers can understand the points: 1) You address an Israeli audience, how do you overcome the FRIPTA obstacle with all taxes, the reason I ask You is because your profit (in my opinion and experience) becomes negative, meaning loss !! To the sole Israeli investor, according to the numbers you yourself wrote, 2) I read your response to a friend Yoav Benjo where you wrote and I quote: "Only suckers pay taxes on income from rent", I ask myself if I read correctly or I have a problem understanding- I read, I would love to clarify (again - in the forum, not privately) that I live with a lot of such "suckers" so this is a very interesting point. 3) Try to explain to readers why in a normal everyday reality (up to 3 months ago) you explain that you work on an average rent of $ 2000 per month while I personally (in Florida) can point out that the "break point" of rent is $ 1650 and $ 1800, want to say : Instead of paying 3 months retroactively on the day of the move in the rent is possible for a payment of 4 and a half months to purchase a house up to a price of $ 348000 through FHA, so how exactly does it work? Thank you.

  10. Good post! But I have a question. After five years, let's say you're 50, and take a new $ 200,000 30-year mortgage. Only at the age of 80 will you end up paying it, well after the retirement date. Over the years most of the rent goes to the mortgage payment (interest + principal?) How much do you have on a yearly level of bento? Or in other words, when you retire, say 60, what is your exit plan when you have a lot of homes where most of their rent goes into mortgage coverage? On the other hand, if you do refinance every five years and continue to pay interest only, there is a situation that will also decline in value over the years and the bank will have problems for you.

  11. Question from experience with similar home prices in Florida: You note that the average rent is $ 2000 per month, on days like theirs I personally put in Florida people on FHA with a 3.5% down payment, their monthly repayment will be equivalent to no less than the rent… Want to say the average of $ 2000 rent is the transition point between rent and purchase…. How exactly does this fit in with the scripture?

  12. If you mentioned the Corona, what happens with a 30 percent decline in value for your investors? How does it go with raising a 5% asset per year? And after the refinance, a situation was created that the house was worth less than the loan taken out and the bank could demand additional guarantees.
    And how do you not pay tax on the immediate profit of the rental?
    And when you build a new building you enjoy a 15% difference in the price of a new house if this sale is sold this benefit is eliminated with the introduction of a tenant and after 5 years even with a 5% annual increase, the house as a used house will not exceed 25% on a new house.
    To sum up, as you point out, the $ 8 Cash On Cash is not a bargain.

    The only benefit of the action to investors is that they pay when the house is ready and then have no financing from the beginning of construction.
    The added benefit of having minimal current management as a new home, but even after that added benefit, your profit is 8% cash on cash.

    In conclusion
    To say that there is no income tax payment on the immediate profit from renting is incorrect.
    And to calculate the yield of a future profit of 5% every year as a fait accompli and more in the era of the Corona is really only a hypothesis.
    And to put out such a post right now in the Corona period when there are expected to be declines in real estate prices and still talk about a future rise as a fait accompli in this poor even irresponsibility.

    Sorry to cool the enthusiasm of the other readers.

  13. A fascinating week of insane knowledge and a strong desire to go your own way age. The fun is that there is proof of all the content you have written and that is a great foundation for investors of all shades. Fear = impulse (reversal of letters) and whoever wants a pension must do and fast… with you is this a recipe for sure success ???????? ‍♂️❤️

  14. Hi Gil,
    According to your example, after five years, I have about $80000 down payment for the next transaction, that is, an amount of about $280000 for the additional purchase of another new house?
    So if you want to roll according to this model and rest in retirement ???? As you present, need at least 15 years from now and about five such deals for the period.
    I understand it right ?????

  15. Hi Gil, thanks for the posts you upload, they have a lot of information in them that helps to understand how much I do not understand ????.
    I have a question that is much more initial. People tend to choose investment zones based on places they know, such as Florida, and so on, and then they begin to decline to test the areas according to the parameters you specify. I am sure that there are countries whose names are not common in our consciousness that the name of return and realization can be just as good and equally safe. Where can I get information about countries whose general direction is growth and development? Thanks .

  16. Great age posts, thank you very much.
    Some questions about this post-
    1. How do you avoid paying income tax? I understand that there is no sale of property so there is no tax on the profit, but there is a current profit until the refinance is carried out.
    2. You wrote in the example that after 5 years there is a 100% return, but in fact there is a return of the fund and not a 100% return.
    3. What is the cash flow left on the house after the new financing in such a situation?