The tax rate is NOT necessary lower for rental. Yes, we may be "flexible" at rent but you have to sell the property as a whole piece; during the year property sold, the tax on gains could be sky high.
Kozy insists that the return rate on rental is 12% + every year. It is mis-calculation. I believe you only use the rent as "gain/loss". If you combine the property value change and the rent together (to be fair comparison with funds), the return could be negative in 2009 and could be 50% in 2012.
The beauty of wealth management is to have the highest after-tax cumulative return at the year you need to use the $$. You'll not give up a project if the first year's cash flow is negative although you know the return is good in coming years.
I'll provide a list of funds with 10%+ average yearly return. Let me know if you are interested in certain sectors.
Long time no "see" friends in TZLC.
Happy investing!
Kozy insists that the return rate on rental is 12% + every year. It is mis-calculation. I believe you only use the rent as "gain/loss". If you combine the property value change and the rent together (to be fair comparison with funds), the return could be negative in 2009 and could be 50% in 2012.
The beauty of wealth management is to have the highest after-tax cumulative return at the year you need to use the $$. You'll not give up a project if the first year's cash flow is negative although you know the return is good in coming years.
I'll provide a list of funds with 10%+ average yearly return. Let me know if you are interested in certain sectors.
Long time no "see" friends in TZLC.
Happy investing!
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