Taps closed all locations so I hope you guys used up all your gift cards from Costco...
https://www.ocregister.com/2023/07/08/taps-restaurant-and-brewery-empire-closes-all-locations/
State Farm rental insurance for my rental house:
2018 ~ $964
2019 ~ $1,015
2020 ~ $1,057
2021 ~ $1,245
2022 ~ $1,438
2023 ~ $1,489
This rental house burned in 2017 canyon fire as well...
I think statefarm is/was suing cal-trans for that fire to recover the money they gave me.
Property tax = $13,000
Insurance = $2,000
So 60,000 - 13,000 - 2,000 = $45,000.
About a 4.5% cap rate?
Perhaps you also have to remodel..so the $1,000,000 base goes up as well.
So I was confused by your last sentence regarding treasury cap rates.
If this house sold for 1 million, and got 5,000/month as rent, then the annual rent is $60,000
So 60,000/1,000,000 = 6%.
So does this mean the treasuries cap rate is higher than 6%?
How does this work?
This was on the redfin site for this address:
FOR SALE - ACTIVE
15421 Maryknoll St,
Westminster, CA 92683
Rental Estimate for 15421 Maryknoll St
$4,272 / mo
It's been really gloomy lately and while I am enjoying the cool weather I know my my solar panels aren't saving me as much money as last year.
May, Jun & Jul are the best months for solar generation.
EVs have to start somewhere, and if it's from the rich to build out the supercharging network, then so be it.
The EV tech will get cheaper as it matures.
It is being subsidized by government, but so was/is gas and oil.
Isn't this why Silicone Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and First Republic died?
They lent out mortgage money 2 years ago @ 2% and today, Etrade savings account is 3.85%.
Yes.
If we don't argue about this, then this board would be dead, so be assured that the readers are glad you got sucked into it.
It's like tucker c reporting hyperbolic shit to get that ad money.