Why do we need to follow the changes?

Written by Cecilia Chang


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Well, just choose which way that you want to follow.

Many people who understand will prepare forrepparttar changes. Some don’t and think everything will be fine after all. But things don’t always goes as smoothly as we think. When changes occur, some accepted it and move on. But some will stay onrepparttar 101257 same spot, hopping that things will be fine again.

As time goes by, people who move along withrepparttar 101258 changes, gradually adapting to a new situation. Those who never move along, they will never show any progress and live anxiously as they are running out ofrepparttar 101259 stuff they need like money or food etc. Slowly those who understoodrepparttar 101260 importance of moving on, begin to walk intorepparttar 101261 darkness in search for sunshine.

Move on withrepparttar 101262 changes and you’ll live happier. There’s no situation where no changes will occur. When time passes by, more and more changes will keep coming into your life.

If you know of anyone who is lost or stuck, be their leader and guide them towardsrepparttar 101263 sunshine path.

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To Buy or Not to Buy

Written by Madan "Raja" Ahluwalia


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6. Once in a Lifetime Exclusion. Uponrepparttar sale of a personal residence,repparttar 101256 IRS allows an exemption and one does not have to pay taxes on a gain of $250,000, if single and up to a gain of $500,000, if married. For example, if you’re single and buy a property and live there for five years andrepparttar 101257 property appreciates by $250,000, you can sellrepparttar 101258 property and not pay any taxes at all.

7. Principal Accumulation. This is strongly tied to appreciation inrepparttar 101259 property value. Payments made towardrepparttar 101260 mortgage payment help you accumulate principal which essentially helps you establish a reserve savings account which you can later tap into by obtaining an equity line of credit or getting an equity loan, if needed.

8. Pride in Your Home. It is fun to invite people to “your” home and feel good about it. It also instills confidence in your family, your children and makes them more confident individuals.

9. No Landlord. You are in-charge and do not have to deal with a landlord who might not make repairs or maintainrepparttar 101261 property as you would like.

10. Leverage. Where else can you buy this size of an investment with 0-5-10% down. You can buy a property for a personal residence for as low as zero down or an investment property with 5-10% down, if your credit is good, and watchrepparttar 101262 investment grow. This, in turn, allowsrepparttar 101263 net investment return to be much higher (thanrepparttar 101264 actual appreciation rate onrepparttar 101265 value ofrepparttar 101266 property). To follow up onrepparttar 101267 example earlier, ifrepparttar 101268 property grows at 7% and doubles in value, sincerepparttar 101269 amount invested in buyingrepparttar 101270 property might be only $50,000 (at 10% down payment),repparttar 101271 actual return is much higher on $50,000 investment.

11. The Real Cost of Renting! At $700 per month, with a 6% rental increase per year, you will pay $110,719 over a 10 year period. Ifrepparttar 101272 rent is higher, you can count on paying much more and not getting any return or tax benefits at all.



Madan “Raja” Ahluwalia is an Attorney at Law and Realtor. Raja possesses a thorough understanding of the real estate market and trends, based on years of involvement in real estate, both for his clients and for his own investment purposes. Contact Raja via e-mail at raja@kw.com and at 650.430.4023.


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