7 Amazing Tax Benefits of Owning a Home in 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- I have 7 amazing tax benefits of owning a home where I break down many tax deductions for homeowners to take advantage of in 2024.
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I don't want you to miss out. So in this video, I will cover:
- Home Renting vs Home Ownership
- Tax Benefits of Owning a Home (and how they work)
- Math & Calculations along the way
Timestamps:
Homeowner Tax Benefits: (0:00)
Renting vs Owning a Home (1:14)
Tax Benefit #1 (3:56)
Tax Benefit #2 (6:44)
Tax Benefit #3 (8:23)
Tax Benefit #4 (9:49)
Tax Benefit #5 (11:20)
Tax Benefit #6 (13:10)
Tax Benefit #7 (14:22)
Important NOTE (14:47)
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I've been a renter for all of my adult life and thought that I would continue to because as an entrepreneur, instead of putting my savings in cash into a downpayment
I would instead use my cash to make more aggressive investments that would appreciate faster than a primary residence because historically residential real estate only appreciates 3%.
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Thank you for the video. It was helpful.
Excellent presentation. Thank you sincerely for creating this video!
Thanks for the information!
very helpful video for everything else
Yes home office deduction. Thank you for the information
Thank you so much!
Thanks, LYFE, for making all this knowledge available and understandable! Your content delivery style keeps getting more and more enticing 🔥👍🏼 💯
Very good content
Thank you, Saturn! I put a lot of effort into it. Do you currently own or rent?
5% down on a mortgage means you 20x leveraged; a 3% return is actually a 60% return for someone who put 5% down.
I see what you're saying about not home owning in place of "aggressively investing". However, in your example you use $100k worth of stocks. The advantage w/ real estate are 1.) leverage 2.) market appreciation on leveraged money 3.) cash flow. Basically, most people can't get a $100k loan to invest in index fund or a business loan but many people CAN get a $100k+ mortgage loan. So realistically, the ROI is significantly more for home w/ market appreciation than stock because most will only have $20-40k of hard cash to invest in stocks. Also, securities (and businesses) generally don't cashflow well because most businesses fail and dividends returns are low.
I'm currently renting, and researching investment opportunities since i dont want want to get a house in this FL market. Would be interested to see a video on your thoughts of a crash or slow down in the market.
Thanks for the video and will share with people i know who own a home! Also, Congrats on building your home for your family! I hear supplies are on back order, so i hope your process isnt too difficult.
Great content as always 👍🏾
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I put 90k down on my primary residence in early 2020. That investment has brought me over a 60% return over the last two years. That's anomalous. While there will be a slowdown, there won't be a price crash. Too many corporations bought too many homes (to rent) to allow that to happen.
IT’s happening now property values dropping by thousands .it’s only worth it if someone thinks it’s worth it with these 7% rates it’s not happening
Yes I think home values will go down eventually due to new innovations and recessions. Its a matter of time
"Transportating"
30 years I take it this video isn’t fir everyone😩😩😩 but great information
If a home isn't cash flowing it's a liability period
Great content, very helpful.
Hello. How do I know if I will be taxed on an IRA withdrawal for a first-time home purchase? Does it matter which tax bracket I am in? Thanks.
Interested in this answer as well
@@trenab Hi. I bought my home, and a wealth advisor told me that I just need to prove I bought a home and I can fill out the IRS form to exclude me from paying taxes if I took out from my IRA that year.
I haven't received any tax benefits from Home ownership 😢
Stocks are not guaranteed to get 10%
does the home office deduction go on your person 1040 or schedule c of your llc?
Schedule C, if you have a single member LLC
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Wrong about the federal tax credit for solar. it is 30% and will be for the next 8 years. It is not going anywhere lol
1-4 are irrelevant #5 is good
You're wrong about home appreciation. They appreciate at a 6% rate, not three. Another reason why you're wrong, when you purchase a property you put 20% down. Let's say you only have a 3% rise in the house. You have to multiply the 3% by 5, which is a 15% on your money, not 3%. That's not the only reason why you're wrong. There are other reasons why