My ex tenant collects over 2,oo0 a mt. for over 10 years within rent..he does not claim it and give no receipts
he refuses to endow with anyone receipts and claims none of the rental income..he has done this for over 10 years who do i contact...i do enjoy proof through a check paid for me thru sc bureau of victims assistance..please advise thru my e mai on this..i really do not trouble about your points or anything,,i'm trying to get to the right place to report this..am i here...thank youAnswers: Call the IRS and they will audit him.
Report this guy. There are two sites besides BBB
dishonestrealtor.com
outragousagents.com
Wow, Here are normal costs. Water bills, gas bills, heat bills, electricity for lights and cooking and washing machines, and dryers especially. There are per annum taxes, and those are huge. City services such as garbage collection, sewer upkeep, road and street lighting and clean up, recycle fees come as a different charge.
Did the landlord charge you 2000 for simply one person? That is horribly lofty.
If he charged 10 people and the total cost is 200 respectively, that is dirt cheap for a months rent.
Pay him by check so you hold your rent receipt and don't verbs abou what he's doing.
Do condos appreciate on one and the same plane as houses? If not, how do they compare?
I cannot afford a house on my income, but I can afford a condo. In my city of Denver a nice condo can be found for 120K. I thought it might be a good stepping stone until I ownenough equity to buy a house. I am of the summary that condos do not appreciate as much as houses, generally speaking.
Answers: Be scant. I've lived in both and can transmit you that while a condo may not cost as much as a house, that's because you are really just 'buying' a glorified apartment. You enjoy all the responsibilities of homeownership and none of the privileges. While your monthly mortgage reimbursement may not go up (if it's a fixed rate) nearby is an HOA (Homeowners Association) and those fees DO go up. Always ask how much the HOA fees are; some can be as soaring as $300/month.
No, condos do NOT appreciate as much as houses. And face trueness. You may have to live surrounded by a condo for as long as 10 years before you can move up that steppingstone. And if you're down in the dumps with the condo, the neighbors, or the Association, 10 years can appear like forever.
In a home, you can park your motor in the garage and work on it if you preference. Most condos won't allow you to work on your vehicle on the premises any more than apartments will. You can decorate a home or put together changes to it such as putting up a warranty door. With a condo, you are strictly prohibited from any structural changes, even a move of paint color, unless it is allowed by the association. Think about it; that could be an issue if crime contained by the area is rampant. When I lived within a condo, some other owners would rent their condos out. The renters didn't care because they didn't own - the shutting down result was crime and vandalism. And YOU, along beside the other condo owners, will have to pay envelope for the repair in the form of raise HOA fees. They also let their kids run adjectives over screaming at the top of their lungs and playing in the street. That's OK on a Saturday afternoon; not so OK at 6:00 am on a Sunday morning!
No, condos do not appreciate as homes do simply because most general public want a HOME; not a condo. I don't believe I would ever live in a condo again. I'd fairly rent - and be able to move glibly - rather than own a condo instead of a house.
One final details: most (not all) condos do not have garages. The second most expensive investment you will enjoy, other than your abode, is your saloon. What would you do if you came out one morning to find your window on your car smashed and your radio taken? Or the windshield broken over and over? How heaps times can you afford to repair your car? With a house, you can lock up your saloon in the garage. Not so next to most condos. What will you do when you come home from a long day at work singular to find some jerk have parked in your spot? So you, instead of the cretin, enjoy to park a mile away and lug yourself and your groceries - while the creep stays in your parking spot! Don't expect relief from the HOA or the police. This can go on for weeks while your anger and frustration mount.
Fair restrictive!
it depends on location.beleive it or not ..what floor..but usually no...my parents were going to donate a second story on to their house..but because of the average cost of the homes around it ,,,it would not appraise for the value of added improvements or renovations..
About share market?
Answers: kirty..b, you have 'spoken' the very right thing about "share market/s" and the players there all over the globe.
Joining in only one activity i.e. in the share trades and nothing else may make one dull, un-social, nervous, oblivious, ill-tempered and only money hungry. This is not at all desirable of a human being. Only the "risk-takers" can do it well who may not bother for loss or profit.
There are the professional "wealth managers" who may be entrusted with this job to have a nice sleep at nights. Anybody ...?
we need a big heart to do share business. we can't depend through and through in share market. ya side by side it is ok. but for our livelihood we should do another job/business. it's a cause of lots of diseases ---- heart attack, stress and so on...I see numbers of people they live always intension and everytime busy with tv, phone, internet...i feel the life is immensely hectic..
according to me...i'm completely against of share market.
For online reading I would suggest you to have a look at the following websites
http://www.chittorgarh.com
http://www.rupya.com
http://www.moneycontrol.com
http://www.valueresearchonline.com (For Mutual Fund Info).
For monitoring stock prices, visit the following links
http://in.finance.yahoo.com
http://www.bseindia.com
http://www.nseindia.com
http://www.moneycontrol.com
I would suggest that you start watching CNBC TV 18, NDTV Profit, CNBC Awaaz and Zee Business News Channels. These channels cover the stock market in great detail and some of the programs give good information on companies and even provide tips on which shares to buy for.
Moreover since you are a beginner, I would suggest you to start with investments in Mutual Funds and IPOs before moving over to secondary market.