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🏠 BECOMING A LANDLORD CAN MAKE YOU BROKE Keeping your current home and turning it into a rental when you buy your next house can be a great wealth-building strategy. But only if the numbers actually work. Before you decide to become a landlord, run the numbers: 1️⃣ Find out what your property can realistically rent for. One tool many of my real estate investors use is Rentometer. Enter the property and look at comparable rents in the area: Rentometer 2️⃣ Use the 75% rule. If the home rents for $4,000/month, stress-test the deal using only $3,000. That gives you a cushion for vacancy, repairs, maintenance and unexpected expenses. 3️⃣ Make sure that $3,000 covers the mortgage. And this is where people can get themselves into trouble: If you’re taking out a HELOC or home equity loan against that property to help with the down payment on your next home, include that new payment in your numbers too. Mortgage + equity payment > usable rent = you may be feeding that rental every month. If you’re still positive after running the numbers, you’re moving in the right direction. If you’re negative, talk with your CPA about whether that rental loss could provide any tax benefit in your specific situation. Rental losses don’t automatically offset every type of income. And ask yourself one final question: Can my family comfortably absorb this loss if the property sits vacant, needs a major repair, or something else goes wrong? Real estate can help build wealth. But owning two houses doesn’t make you wealthy if one of them is making you broke. Follow What’s A Mortgage for more homebuying, mortgage and real estate education. #RealEstateInvesting #LandlordTips #WhatsAMortgage

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