this is a handy app that lets you calculate what you would actually pay on a loan. Handy because I’m looking to consolidate my debt and it showed me how much I will save. 10 out of ten.
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http://www.realpro.la Conventional Financing and the buyer’s closing costs. The REALPRO for Windows program will accurately calculate these details for you, the real estate or mortgage loan professional, and your client. http://www.realpro.la/blog The down payment, loan, total payment and closing costs are calculated, including the APR
REALPRO is the only computer/software made exclusively for the Real Estate/Lending Industry to give you exact figures – anywhere you need them! Throw away your pencils, papers, calculators and charts!! REALPRO answers your client’s financing questions in a matter of moments … and prints them out, too!
The REALPRO System is preprogrammed to calculate these important functions and is the best way of plugging into the information that keeps you at the cutting edge of the Real Estate/Lending Industry.
Real Estate Agent Advantages
Listing Presentations
* Sellers net proceeds figured and printed in moments- all without looking up any charts
* You can show value of owner carry-backs in seconds
* Prequalify the house to determine income required to buy
* Prequalify the seller to determine what price range he can move up to
* Discuss all available financing options to show seller which is best for him
* Design flyers with finance options for other agents and their clients
Working With Buyers
* Print financing options & PITI (& PMI, if applicable) on any loan in moments
* Buyers costs itemized & printed with automatic title, escrow, credit report, appraisal & recording fees and more
* Prequalify clients so you know what properties you can show them
* Impress them with your professionalism so more choose you to be their agent
First Time Buyers
* Show tax advantages of home ownership
* Good Faith estimates in seconds
* Develop an Agent-Client rapport by offering important information and service
Open Houses
* Prequalify the house so that you know what income isrequired buy
* Prequalify the people who stop by to determine what properties you should show them
* Quote all financial options in seconds
* Moving-in costs are figured in minutes
* Turn customers into clients by offering the service and information necessary to make a Real Estate decision
For Sale By Owner (FSBO)
* Show why youre worth a full commission because you are professionally equipped and knowledgeable in ALL the ways to sell their home more quickly and with less hassle.
* Show them you can do what they cant: Financing Options � Prequalifying � Sellers Net � Buying vs. Renting
Floor Time/Up Desk Book
* Answer any financing questions
* Prequalify clients over the phone
* Be able to quote closing costs right at the up desk without ever looking up a chart
* Add finance options to upbook for your office agents or other agents who call in
Farming
* Show net proceeds to the seller in seconds
* Prequalify folks who may not have known what they could afford (Property Owners and Renters)
* Impress potential clients by being Different and Better than your competition
* Compare refinancing and selling in seconds, and asking which is best for you?
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I’m in a salary sacrifice scheme at work whereby I can reduce my taxable salary as much as I like in exchange for my employer paying that same amount into my pension scheme. This is effectively an NI and income tax avoidance scheme (although it is legal and sanctioned by HM Revenue & Customs).
Each year the Student Loans Company writes to me and gives me the opportunity to defer starting to repay the student loans I took out whilst at university. To do this, I need to demonstrate that I earn less than a certain amount each month.
Now, the question is: what does the law say about the way I should calculate the gross income I declare to the Student Loans Company when applying for deferment? I would think it makes sense to follow the principles of filling in a tax return ie to use the figure which goes on my P60 rather than my notional salary before the pension salary sacrifice.
Do you have a definitive answer?
The amount on my P60 (after someone has done some jiggery-pokery with it) is my gross income for tax purposes. I’m interested in the legal position ie what I’m legally obliged to declare. Thanks
The clue is in "gross" income. You put down what your salary is before anybody does any jiggery pokery with it.
I have been asked by realtives ans friends to "lend" them money. I want to charge "reasonable interest" to borrowers. (relatives and friends)
If you do decide to lend a small amount money to a friend or relative, you should just consider the money to be a gift because you may not ever be repaid. If it is to be a large loan, then set up the loan through Virgin Money. That way it is handled just like a bank loan. Contracts are signed, the interest rate and terms are all spelled out, the payments are all listed, and since it is a contract, it is legally enforceable. If the relative or friend doesn’t want to sign a contract as a sign of good faith, then I wouldn’t lend them anything.
The borrower makes their payment to Virgin Money and then Virgin Money deposits your check right into your account. If the borrower fails to make a payment, Virgin Money will go after them so that you don’t have to.
I loaned them $2300. Interest rate is 4% per year. They are paying back $200/month. I know there is a formula for this. I would like the formula, or at least a figure for the total interest they will owe.
If you are you simple interest and are simply charging them 4% on the total amount, then you would charge them as follows
2,300 * .04 = $92.00 in interest
So they would have to pay you back $2,392 in total
If you were calculating the loan similar to how a bank might calculate a mortgage, then technical each time they paid 200.00, some of that money would be going to principal and the following month, they would owe less in principal than the previous month. As such you would have to do an amortization schedule. It might look like this (total interest paid would be about ($49.21) <it doesnt’ come out to good in text format>
Month Balance Payment Interest Principal
1 2,300.00 200.00 7.67 192.33
2 2,107.67 200.00 7.03 192.97
3 1,914.69 200.00 6.38 193.62
4 1,721.07 200.00 5.74 194.26
5 1,526.81 200.00 5.09 194.91
6 1,331.90 200.00 4.44 195.56
7 1,136.34 200.00 3.79 196.21
8 940.13 200.00 3.13 196.87
9 743.26 200.00 2.48 197.52
10 545.74 200.00 1.82 198.18
11 347.56 200.00 1.16 198.84
12 148.72 200.00 0.50 148.71
Loan is 9000 dollars for three years at a interest rate of 12%.
3 years = 36 payments (1 per month)
monthly int = 12%APR/ 12 = .12/12 = .01
Present Value PV = 9000
VB2005 express intellisense will provide instructions
Dim pymt as Double
pymt = financial.pmt( 0.12/12, 36,9000, , )
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