7 Amazing Tax Benefits of Owning a Home in 2024

[@ossiespencer4982]

Thank you for the video. It was helpful.

[@Pharoe29]

Excellent presentation. Thank you sincerely for creating this video!

[@civil_villain]

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.

[@mplscarsales6652]

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

[@johnnyBrwn]

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.

[@Danitapg]

Yes home office deduction. Thank you for the information

[@investmentanalyst779]

5% down on a mortgage means you 20x leveraged; a 3% return is actually a 60% return for someone who put 5% down.

[@quinnbuss9649]

very helpful video for everything else

[@brete.7438]

Thanks for the information!

[@breew2968]

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 👍🏾

[@jenniferpotter8010]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@saturnview4996]

Very good content

[@LYFEAccounting]

Thank you, Saturn! I put a lot of effort into it. Do you currently own or rent?

[@bigtymer163]

Yes I think home values will go down eventually due to new innovations and recessions. Its a matter of time

[@Mosdefinitelyable]

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.

[@tboss-r9s]

Interested in this answer as well

[@Mosdefinitelyable]

@@tboss-r9s 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.

[@Mosdefinitelyable]

Thank you so much!

[@TJ-Stackin]

If a home isn't cash flowing it's a liability period

[@DivineLightProductions]

Thanks, LYFE, for making all this knowledge available and understandable! Your content delivery style keeps getting more and more enticing 🔥👍🏼 💯

[@mlfitness67]

I haven't received any tax benefits from Home ownership 😢

[@Vicky95Irene]

does the home office deduction go on your person 1040 or schedule c of your llc?

[@LYFEAccounting]

Schedule C, if you have a single member LLC

[@FinancialFreedomMadeSimple]

Great content, very helpful.

[@brunoleonardo929]

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[@simplylifewithninayodo]

30 years I take it this video isn’t fir everyone😩😩😩 but great information

[@stevusmaximus]

"Transportating"

[@Arkile]

Stocks are not guaranteed to get 10%

[@michaelrandazzo7225]

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

[@quinnbuss9649]

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

[@johnwall9099]

1-4 are irrelevant #5 is good