Hey Paul, I've been binging your videos the past couple days and finally past my test! Thank you so much for all the content you put out. Many like buttons have been smashed
Hi Brad and Chloe... that's awesome news! Congratulations! The real estate licensing exam is no joke so kudos. Thank you for leaving this comment I appreciate it. I wish you the absolute best of luck in your new career!
Oh boy... great question and an impossible answer. You need to petition the local governmental bodies to take action. It's expensive and most don't want to do it so they pass rediculous ordinances to require landlords to register their rentals, etc. None of which shows any substantial data that reducing exposure. If you're passionate about it... become vocal! 😀
Why would the City remove a private property's lead-based paint? Remember when you say "City" you are not talking about some corporation that has profits to draw from, you are talking about the citizens of that city and their tax dollars. Most people are not will to pay their hard earned money so a private house can have it's paint removed. That is not something that is beneficial to the public, only to the people in that private house. Whenever you say, "Why doesn't the government start doing this?" What you are saying is, "Why don't we all pay more taxes so the government can start a new program."
I see your videos are very helpful, I am preparing for NMLS( for loan officer )exam soon. Worrying about how to prepare well for the exam. Any suggestion is highly appreciated.
When calculating NOI you mention deducting expenses.. and what they could be, including Taxes. I previously learned that Taxes are not deducted to determine NOI Please clarify
Which video? I didn't say that in the video where I show you how to calculate NOI.... maybe in another video I mentioned property (real estate taxes) which would be an expense... let me know :o)
@@TheRealEstateClassroom #14 4:19 into the video.. Providing instruction on how to calculate NOI.. you say what expenses do you deduct.. it may be payroll, TAXES..
@@renibruner9556 taxes such as property taxes and payroll taxes, sales tax, etc are all considered operating expense that are tied to a specific property.
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Hey Paul, I've been binging your videos the past couple days and finally past my test! Thank you so much for all the content you put out. Many like buttons have been smashed
Hi Brad and Chloe... that's awesome news! Congratulations! The real estate licensing exam is no joke so kudos. Thank you for leaving this comment I appreciate it. I wish you the absolute best of luck in your new career!
I like the way you insert forms in your videos as breakdowns, it really helps to understand
You're welcome! Thank you for leaving a comment.... I really appreciate it!
thank you for making all of these videos! they are extremely helpful
You're very welcome! Keep studying :o)
They really are🙏
Do we have to know yrs it was stablished
The lead-based paint . How do we involve the city to have it removed ? What’s the procedure for that action ?
Oh boy... great question and an impossible answer. You need to petition the local governmental bodies to take action. It's expensive and most don't want to do it so they pass rediculous ordinances to require landlords to register their rentals, etc. None of which shows any substantial data that reducing exposure. If you're passionate about it... become vocal! 😀
Why would the City remove a private property's lead-based paint? Remember when you say "City" you are not talking about some corporation that has profits to draw from, you are talking about the citizens of that city and their tax dollars. Most people are not will to pay their hard earned money so a private house can have it's paint removed. That is not something that is beneficial to the public, only to the people in that private house. Whenever you say, "Why doesn't the government start doing this?" What you are saying is, "Why don't we all pay more taxes so the government can start a new program."
I see your videos are very helpful, I am preparing for NMLS( for loan officer )exam soon. Worrying about how to prepare well for the exam. Any suggestion is highly appreciated.
Hi Hari... honestly I don't have a resource for you. :o(
What about a question regarding the neighbors house having lead does an agent have to tell a buyer that
No the agent does not have to disclosue any lead issues regarding the neighbors house
Found this very helpful yuh!
Thank you glad it was helpful!😁
The first 3 items are not in my national study materials. 🤔
When calculating NOI you mention deducting expenses.. and what they could be, including Taxes. I previously learned that Taxes are not deducted to determine NOI Please clarify
Which video? I didn't say that in the video where I show you how to calculate NOI.... maybe in another video I mentioned property (real estate taxes) which would be an expense... let me know :o)
@@TheRealEstateClassroom #14 4:19 into the video.. Providing instruction on how to calculate NOI.. you say what expenses do you deduct.. it may be payroll, TAXES..
@@TheRealEstateClassroom In my CEShop lesson I thought it said that NOI you can't deduct taxes, so I am looking for clarification
@@renibruner9556 taxes such as property taxes and payroll taxes, sales tax, etc are all considered operating expense that are tied to a specific property.
You never said what year these laws went into effect
Thank you for the heads up. We have it noted for the update video. Happt studying!