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These are the best options that I see within your plan Voya U.S. Stock Index Portfolio - Institutional Class - 829 ($17,680.67 ) Large Cap Value 5/3/2004 0.27 0.27 American Funds American Balanced Fund® - Class R-5 - 9173 Balanced 7/26/1975 0.31 0.31 Vanguard® Mid-Cap Index Fund - Admiral™ Shares -...

Hi All, Recently we got Voya as our 401k broker, very limited investment options. What would you suggest to invest from below list? I am new to investing after reading few articles here selected 100% in Voya US Stock Index, expense is the lowest 0.27%. Investment Options Asset Class - Style Fund Inc...

Hi thank you all for your thoughts. I should clarify more about me. I am 45 years old, unfortunately I just found out 401k 5 years ago ( I know I am dumb) so far only 100k on that account, not much investment there. I am newbie making decision on this area seeking different possibilities from expert...

One approach would be to pay off enough to only owe about 60% of the home value. Then, refinance to a 15-year mortgage. You should be able to get at or below 2.5%, with minimal out of pocket costs. Take advantage of the low rates available now. Hi dandinsac, thats very interesting idea, Thank you!

Goosh . . . In real estate investing, one rule of thumb is the 1% rule. The 1% rule means that the monthly rent should be approximately 1% of your purchase price. This rule is applied by some real estate investors when they consider deals to purchase. I note that it is difficult to find properties ...

Hi All, I posted other topic non financial section, topic rent or sell, and got several of advice what to do with my second house, which convinced me to sell. I think here is the right section to ask my question about investing. I decided to sell my second house, and will get profit around $400k whi...

Thank you all for you inputs, it convinced me to sell

Why is no one asking about the ROI? ****Divide the annual return (xxx) by the amount of the total investment As others have said, your rent is low. Correct the rent and I bet this becomes a great rental. What is the actual ROI and the potential ROI? and total ROI? Hi rightdecisions, never heard it ...

Unless you expect a lot more appreciation selling it seems the easy choice. If you net $350 or $400k you should be able to invest it and net $15-16k on avg. The rent is $36k but that doesn’t factor in all your expenses such as mortgage, maintenance, etc. Hi Rich126, after selling I was thinking to ...

thank you all for your suggestions, I thought making $800 is good deal from the rent. lol!

Now we are debating should we sell the first house and pay off the second one, if we sell within 6 months we can use the 500k tax exemption (live in the house 2 years out of last 5 years rule). Bingo. Selling it is an easy choice. A big question is when the current lease runs out or if you can get ...

I would sell. Not a very good rental price IMO and the reason you are so cash flow positive is because of appreciation. Sell it ASAP. A 700k house should rent for $5k/mo IMO. Hi Olemiss540, thank you for your advice, can you elaborate on "the reason you are so cash flow positive is because of ...

I would sell. Not a very good rental price IMO and the reason you are so cash flow positive is because of appreciation. Sell it ASAP. A 700k house should rent for $5k/mo IMO. Hi Olemiss540, thank you for your advice, can you elaborate on "the reason you are so cash flow positive is because of ...

Hi All, Would like to hear some advice from you guys, please be patient all those numbers below. 1. First house bought 2011 for 430K, owe 290K, market value 700k, renting it out for 3k. 2. Second house bought 2018 for 505k, owe 390k, market value 550k, primary home. We moved out from the first house...

Hi All, sorry may be off topic, looking for suggestion please, trying to refinance rental property, balance is $290k at 3.25% but loandepot shot me down saying there is no way to lower from that rate due it is investment property. Is it even true? Thank you, Goosh Hi, I think someone mentioned rate...

Hi All,

sorry may be off topic, looking for suggestion please, trying to refinance rental property, balance is $290k at 3.25%
but loandepot shot me down saying there is no way to lower from that rate due it is investment property. Is it even true?


Thank you,
Goosh