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How much of
your income is the Government taking?
Did you know it
costs you about $1,230 per month to pay $800 in rent?Since Uncle Sam
takes about 25% of your income and the great State of Oregon takes
another 10% you lose around $430 to the government in taxes.*If you are ready to
start working for YOU, give me a call and I will show you how you
can put that entire $1,230 per month towards YOUR home, YOUR equity,
and pay |
NO tax on that income. Your hard earned money should go to you!
Does investing your money in YOUR home sound better than
shipping it off to Washington DC?
If so, give me a call today.How much are you
losing? Take your rent and divide by
.65.*
Example $800/.65=$1,230. Then take a look at the Monthly
Payment Chart below. How much equity are you losing each month
by renting?
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Monthly
Home Payment
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Home
Price |
$115,000
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$125,000
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$150,000
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$175,000
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$200,000
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Interest
Rate |
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5.00% |
$617.35 |
$671.03
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$805.23 |
$939.44
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$1,073.64
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Do you also know
that a $1,200 mortgage payment can get you into a brand new home?
Additionally, there are several subdivisions with $0 closing
cost! Families are moving into these homes everyday and taking
control of their income.Why is buying
better for YOU than renting? First, you are building equity in
your own home and not for the apartment owner. Second, the tax
system benefits home owners by allowing you to deduct mortgage
interest from your income taxes. During the first years of
ownership, the interest will be almost all of the payment. Here
are two examples:
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Renter
A |
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Gross
Pay = |
$2,000 |
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minus
Taxes (@35%) |
-
$700 |
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Net
Pay = |
$1,300 |
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minus
Rent |
-
$800 |
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Remaining
Cash = |
$500 |
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Home
Owner B |
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Gross
Pay = |
$2,000 |
minus
Mortgage
Interest
(almost all your
house payment in the first years) |
-
$800 |
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Taxable
Income = |
$1,200 |
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minus
Taxes
(@35%)= |
- $420 |
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Rent
(your a home owner) |
-
$0 |
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Remaining
Cash = |
$780!!! |
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You own your own
home and have MORE CASH! All
because you get to deduct the Mortgage Interest portion of your
monthly home payment from your taxable income. Keep in mind these are basic examples
and actual tax savings could be more or less than the example.
In the first year you also get to deduct all the fees
(closing costs) to buy the home!Start putting YOUR
money to work for YOU! Give
me a call today and start the new year by improving YOUR wealth and
not the landlords.
*This rate will vary based on your actual tax rate.
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So, when you are ready for more information, let's start your property
search!
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