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At the end of April, my house which is my primary residence will be paid for. I bought a rental income property back in the fall to generate some positive cash flow. I honestly don't know what I will do with the extra money starting May? Part of me wants to look into getting another rental income property in Hamilton area or in St. Catherines and another part of me want to invest the extra cash into the stock market. I also could look into maxing out my RRSP yearly maximum??? I could really use some fresh ideas. |
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What are your goals? |
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Leafs season tickets. |
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hookers and blow |
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Not sure on suggestions but that's quite an accomplishment - congrats |
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Buy your own press and install in garage |
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why not take that positive income and reinvest to pay down the new rental place |
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I have no idea about my goals - but ideally to live comfortably with a positive cashflow without having to depend 100% solely on my job for an income. The accomplishment wasn't easy, I worked painfully long hours running the press at many different shops part-time for several years. Most gigs were overnights and I'd work 7pm till 7am or 8pm till 8am. After working an overnight shift, I'd carry on my day job and that's how I was able to pay down aggressively on my mortgage in the last 7 years. |
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How old are you? What did your house cost you? Also based on your follow up post, this is probably your best bet: Originally Posted By: loudsubz why not take that positive income and reinvest to pay down the new rental place |
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Im pushing 40. Perhaps buying another rental property would be the best way to go. lots to think about, lots to consider - hence need ideas.. Although if I do get a rental property - I'll rent out to Euphoric at a csi discount. |
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At a time when a lot of investors are starting to unload their properties, you're thinking about buying another one? This will end well. |
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Buying at the top of the market is sound investing. Shhh. Is your tfsa maxed out op? |
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Originally Posted By: loudsubz why not take that positive income and reinvest to pay down the new rental place Ding ding ding. Or upgrade, huge downpayment even more equity to be made in a few years when that place is paid off. |
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More rental property |
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+1 for hookers and blow. |
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Originally Posted By: c2k The accomplishment wasn't easy, I worked painfully long hours running the press at many different shops part-time for several years. Most gigs were overnights and I'd work 7pm till 7am or 8pm till 8am. After working an overnight shift, I'd carry on my day job and that's how I was able to pay down aggressively on my mortgage in the last 7 years. I guess congrats, but at the end of the day I would never want to put my body through that stress. Nowadays when people are dropping like flies earlier and earlier, why not just balance out your life instead of rushing to finish line..then what? |
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Originally Posted By: loudsubz Originally Posted By: c2k The accomplishment wasn't easy, I worked painfully long hours running the press at many different shops part-time for several years. Most gigs were overnights and I'd work 7pm till 7am or 8pm till 8am. After working an overnight shift, I'd carry on my day job and that's how I was able to pay down aggressively on my mortgage in the last 7 years. I guess congrats, but at the end of the day I would never want to put my body through that stress. Nowadays when people are dropping like flies earlier and earlier, why not just balance out your life instead of rushing to finish line..then what? Brag about it on the internet, duh. |
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It's a pretty epic accomplishment, especially considering OP is in his 30's with a paid off detached home in the GTA. |
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Buy a cottage, a X5 and a huge boat. |
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Buy a bmw 3 series |
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A friend worked a day job, then reno jobs at night and throughout his 30s... He ended up with 2 rental homes, split across 2 families each. He went so far as installing coin-operated washer/dryers. His experience was kicking out deadbeat tenants - the law gives them the high-ground. After 2+ incidents, he's sold the rentals and put the money into dividend funds, and playing forex + day job. He's also stopped reno side jobs as he's started a family. |
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TFSA, RRSP, the market, its been pretty low recently and there are stocks that are climbing. Use those to save up for another rental property. If you goal is to generate positive cash flow for retirement, you are in it for the long haul and shouldn't be worried about minor corrections in the housing market. I'm guessing you followed the eat ramen strategy. Take advantage of the low variable interest rates and double up your payments |
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yea, for tax purposes, maxing RRSP and TFSA would probably be best if it drops you down the brackets significantly.. otherwise, investing it into more properties might net the best return in the GTA market. |
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i think you should buy this yo. http://www.clubsi.com/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/8521356 |
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Originally Posted By: titty sprinkles Buy a $50k Civic |
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If i were you I'd invest in my next corporate expansion. Congratulations on paying off the house. |
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Buy a house in Markham... you'd probably get some nice returns and you don't even have to do shit. I'm looking to downgrade and cash out on the appreciation of my current home so I've been looking at bungalows to rebuild and they are going for 1.5M+ in a medium density area of Markham (I lost with a $1.5M, clean offer, bungalow on a 50x120 that would be demolished https://www.google.ca/maps/place/9+Tusca...4dc87de529a71). Last year, around the same time, these houses were going for 1.1M and I thought people were crazy because the year before, they were going for 800K and this is supposedly to be the "peak" of the housing bubble so... The few homeowners in Markham are probably quite happy with how the market turned out and the foreign money coming in. |
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Originally Posted By: JEFFOS Not sure on suggestions but that's quite an accomplishment - congrats invest for family savings, travel, and enjoy life man! congrats! maybe start your own biz? invent something useful for your industry? elite singles? christian mingle? |
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Originally Posted By: xza8 Buy a house in Markham... you'd probably get some nice returns and you don't even have to do shit. I'm looking to downgrade and cash out on the appreciation of my current home so I've been looking at bungalows to rebuild and they are going for 1.5M+ in a medium density area of Markham (I lost with a $1.5M, clean offer, bungalow on a 50x120 that would be demolished https://www.google.ca/maps/place/9+Tusca...4dc87de529a71). Last year, around the same time, these houses were going for 1.1M and I thought people were crazy because the year before, they were going for 800K and this is supposedly to be the "peak" of the housing bubble so... The few homeowners in Markham are probably quite happy with how the market turned out and the foreign money coming in. It's been pretty crazy here...unionville is just bonkers tho. Here in the village we are getting those who couldn't get into unionville so you see complete shit houses selling for ridiculous amounts. Not quite at the million dollar mark yet, but it's getting there. The demos have also started, I really didn't think it would happen here since the homes are pretty decent but apparently people have no problem buying for 800k and tearing down the bungalow to build some monstrosity. I wish I had bought in unionville, in 2011 when I initially looked they were in the mid 600's, same homes now are 1.4M...that's in 5 years I wouldn't want to live there, but it would've been an epic flip. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU |
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There are some really nice homes by bullock. Too bad about the stupid ditch there though. Markham is just plain retarded now, doesn't matter which part... |
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Originally Posted By: Risky Business Originally Posted By: xza8 Buy a house in Markham... you'd probably get some nice returns and you don't even have to do shit. I'm looking to downgrade and cash out on the appreciation of my current home so I've been looking at bungalows to rebuild and they are going for 1.5M+ in a medium density area of Markham (I lost with a $1.5M, clean offer, bungalow on a 50x120 that would be demolished https://www.google.ca/maps/place/9+Tusca...4dc87de529a71). Last year, around the same time, these houses were going for 1.1M and I thought people were crazy because the year before, they were going for 800K and this is supposedly to be the "peak" of the housing bubble so... The few homeowners in Markham are probably quite happy with how the market turned out and the foreign money coming in. It's been pretty crazy here...unionville is just bonkers tho. Here in the village we are getting those who couldn't get into unionville so you see complete shit houses selling for ridiculous amounts. Not quite at the million dollar mark yet, but it's getting there. The demos have also started, I really didn't think it would happen here since the homes are pretty decent but apparently people have no problem buying for 800k and tearing down the bungalow to build some monstrosity. I wish I had bought in unionville, in 2011 when I initially looked they were in the mid 600's, same homes now are 1.4M...that's in 5 years I wouldn't want to live there, but it would've been an epic flip. FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU yup, exact same here...we almost jumped into the house across the street about 1.5yrs after buying our current place. what you mentioned re. pricing pretty much bang on for it. (not complaining re. our house price doe either lol) |
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yea, the wife doesn't want to move to unionville since it's still in the early stages of being redeveloped unlike say willowdale area where almost every other house is rebuilt... imagine being stuck with a shitty rental unit next door but there is potential to make some money like buying a lot for ~ 1.5M, spending 1M to rebuild and selling at 2.8M+. 1.4M - 600K = 800K profit, after taxes, which is equivalent to 1.6M of employment at the highest tax bracket in 5 years without doing anything... but even right now, you can just sit on a bungalow (and rent it out) and make couple hundred thousands... from 2015 to 2016, the prices in unionville went up 400K but i'm not complaining too much since my area went up ~ 500K in the past year |
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Ideas: - Short bank stocks. Maybe 2 weeks too late for that though. - Buy oil stocks, they're at record low prices right now. They will go up eventually. But this is risky. You may end up buying into a company that will go belly up soon. If you don't know what you're doing and don't like risk, don't do this. - Buy REITs. Instead of buying an apartment and renting it, buy a trust that owns buildings and rents them out. It's a lot less hassle. And given the unafordability index going up, more people are going to turn to renting. It's already started btw. Plus, when you want to shift your money to higher yielding markets, it's a lot easier than just selling your apartment. Just some ideas PS: Congrats on paying the house! You worked hard, you saved up and didn't go "credit crazy". Good job! |
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If OP doesn't want to deal with being a landlord or paying out to a management company then I'd go the diversing yo stocks and bonds nigga route. Or just buy a ton of lotto max tickets....you can't lose....over time... |
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IMO I'd def look at another property. You have no more mortgage and can take on another one. If you can afford to buy in one of the neighborhoods mentioned, you're set to keep it as a rental property and flip it after a period of time. With the influx of immigrants not slowing down, and crazy foreign money...and ridic interest rates (under 1.9% @TD!), it is cheap to borrow...and you have lots of equity, so why not make your money work for you? |
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Originally Posted By: 4age I...and you have lots of equity, so why not make your money work for you? nah bruh take out HELOC cash, go to casino, and put it all on black cuz wesley snipes said so. do you fam. |
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HOOKERS AND BLOW |
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Originally Posted By: phoenixrage HOOKERS AND BLOW YOU SLOW OR WHAT??? |
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@ responses. |
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Originally Posted By: c2k Part of me wants to look into getting another rental income property in Hamilton area My place is going on the market soon. |
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Originally Posted By: Dumbass Originally Posted By: c2k Part of me wants to look into getting another rental income property in Hamilton area My place is going on the market soon. Buying a mansion? |
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binbrook might as well be Attawapiskat |
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Originally Posted By: Euphoric binbrook might as well be Attawapiskat |
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Originally Posted By: 4age ridic interest rates (under 1.9% @TD!) What type (open/closed, fixed/var) is that? This is what I see on the TD site. I'm up for renewal in 4 months. |
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Most likely through a broker or a "friend". |