Cash Flow Option Mortgage

= P.I.T.I.H. My break-even point is *even* cash flow. The way I see it is that I can own a sharply discounted properties with nearly 100% bank financing. The rental income is even with P.I.T.I.H (principal, interest, tax, insurance and HOA fee). My cost is literally zero in owning this [...]

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Lately I have been reviewing my investment portfolio in light of the new addition to may family and have discovered a few minor things that needed tweaking. I mentioned in an earlier post that my wife and I have purchased additional life insurance through my employer’s group plan. This plan offers a heckuva great deal on life insurance if you are a younger, non-smoking employee or spouse. The Cost of Life Insurance My wife’s additional life insurance of $200,000 costs us $4.10/month. My addi

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Welcome to How I Save Money and tracking of income and expenses for the month. Income for the month to date: $27.68 Expenses for the month to date: $881.82 Net effect: -$854.14 (happy now Mark? ) When I posted Tracking My Finances In June: Day 4 I got a comment from a reader who was wondering why my negative information was so low. Wow, I guess everyone is so used to seeing me with a huge negative cash flow at the beginning of the month that it was a surprise to see such a small figur

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Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26 Introduction You may know the old story about the two ministers of different denominations who were arguing about whose tradition was closest to that of Jesus and the Bible. After trading arguments about baptism, the sacraments, ordination and other hot topics, one played the trump card: ‘You do it in your way, and I’ll do it in his.’ It can be a joke to suggest we are the ones who truly minister like Jesus. Early on in my ministry, a church couple had twins and asked

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Local Media Problems All not well in Philly. Initial reports have stated that Philadelphia Media Holdings “did not maintain the necessary senior debt-to-cash flow ratio — which can happen when cash flow shrinks — required by its senior lenders, according to Standard and Poor’s Leveraged Commentary and Data unit,” AP reported. “As a result, senior lenders blocked the company’s interest payments to $85 million in junior loans held by another group of lenders. That’s because senior lend

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From Gary: Venture capitalist Jonathan Murray of Early Stage Partners described the startup process as a series of iterative experiments rather than a linear projection. Rather than writing a business plan with cash flow projections that have little or no basis in reality, Jonathan suggests a more realistic approach- a balance between objectivity and entrepreneurial zeal… Iterative experiments | Innovation & Entrepreneurship

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Evander Holyfield, Creflo Dollar and ‘prosperity theology’ June 7th, 2008 by Ken Edelstein It seems the “prosperity gospel” didn’t perform as advertised for former heavyweight champ Evander Holyfield. The Associated Press reported Thursday that the Fairburn resident faces foreclosure on his 109-room mansion. Also: “the mother of one of his children is suing for unpaid child support, and a Utah consulting company has gone to court claiming the boxer failed to pay back more than a half million

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Iterative experiments Venture capitalist Jonathan Murray of Early Stage Partners described the startup process as a series of iterative experiments rather than a linear projection. Rather than writing a business plan with cash flow projections that have little or no basis in reality, Jonathan suggests a more realistic approach- a balance between objectivity and entrepreneurial zeal: Experiment #1: Can we make a product? The objective of this first series of experiments (seed/pre-seed stage)

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[CN+] Investors will soon get the chance to value Mexican phone company Telefonos de Mexico’s stodgy but cash-rich domestic business and its faster-growing foreign operations when it lists spinoff Telmex Internacional next week.

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Now and then a book or article is sent to me that I find hits the mark for information I think would be useful to this community. One of those was “Full of Bull”. Dear Mr Cara, Thank you very much for highlighting, in your May 30 commentary, Stephen McClellan’s new book entitled “Full of Bull - Do what Wall Street Does, Not what it Says, To make money in the Market”. On the basis of your article I recently purchased and read this book as I am always on the look out for these kinds of interes

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