miércoles, 2 de febrero de 2011

The Basics Of Recreational Vehicle Financing


It is generally regarded that getting a good financing deal on an RV today is far easier than it was before. Recreational vehicle financing has been around since there have been RV units to finance but only recently has there been an influx of flexibility in how it was done. Also, in comparison to before, recreational vehicle financing now is far more direct, straightforward, and simpler. However, it would be good to keep in mind that financing an RV purchase is not exactly the same as financing a car. Some would say it is far more similar to financing a boat.

There is a prevalent perception that anyone who buys an RV, even with a financing deal, is going to be a person who pays up on time. The overall reliability of people who opt for recreational vehicle financing gives lending companies confidence in allowing for lower interest rates and terms that are not as harsh as those one might find on a car financing agreement. Monthly payments are also more affordable, thanks to that reputation. As such, if a person is considering purchasing an RV, it would be a good idea to take advantage of that reputation, in conjunction with a good credit rating and a clean credit history. The aforementioned combination could easily land a potential buyer an incredible bargain on their RV purchase.

Another incredible aspect of recreational vehicle financing would be the average number of years for the payment terms. Typically ranging from 10 to 20 years, an RV financing arrangement is considerably longer than that of a car. Also, very few financing insitutions lump the interest rates at the start or end of the payment period, which means that the interest is spread out evenly. What that means for the average buyer is the fact that they need not fear suddenly having their budgets constrained by a sudden increase in the interest they have to pay for their new recreational vehicle.

One trait recreational vehicle financing shares with automobile financing would be the emergence of online financing companies. Operating the same way as their automobile counterparts do, RV financing groups are known for being less critical about a person's credit rating and credit history, provided they have not declared bankruptcy or have defaulted on previous loans. Both car and RV lending companies also share the convenience of speed. It is not uncommon for an online RV financing group to be able to determine within a minute whether or not a potential customer would qualify for a financing agreement based on their limitations and terms. Both car and RV financing groups also share another minor convenience in the fact that neither will attempt to push extras such as insurance or an extended service plan on the buyer the way a dealership would.

With the ease, speed, and flexibility offered by recreational vehicle financing services on the Internet, it is no wonder that there is a slow but steady growth of people turning to online lenders for their financing needs. While the market for recreational vehicle financing is significantly smaller to the market for automobile financing, it is still substantial enough to warrant a number of websites and companies willing to provide their services to prospective buyers. With the price of real estate currently on the rise, some people might turn to RV units as a cheaper, temporary alternative. Naturally, the aforementioned people will come to realize that turning to an RV financing group is the best way for them to minimize their expenses.








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The New Rule For Buying a Home - Using Owner Financing


The American Dream; what does it mean to you? People have different jobs or hobbies or passions in life, but one constant remains the same among all of us, and this common thread that unites our dreams is that of Home Ownership! Unfortunately, in this current economy, achieving the dream of home ownership is becoming more difficult than any time in recent history. Too many Americans are following the unwritten rule of home ownership that tells us to 'Find a Realtor and Get a Bank Loan'. In past economies, with thriving job markets, lower inflation, and less credit restraint, that 'rule' may have made sense to follow.

But our current economic system is making it difficult for the average person to achieve the American Dream of Home Ownership. In times of unstable job markets, with double digit unemployment forcing people to become self-employed to make a living, the banks are requiring a W-2 stable job history in order to issue loans. In times of a great credit crisis, the banks are requiring stricter credit scores than most people are able to achieve. Fewer and fewer honest, hard working Americans who are used to following the 'traditional rules' for owning a home are having the opportunity to own their own homes.

What if you could achieve the American Dream of Home Ownership without the assistance of a bank?

The purpose of this document is to allow motivated home seekers an opportunity to write a New Rule of Home Ownership that allows you to declare your freedom from the services of a Bank in order to partake in your piece of the American Dream of Home Ownership!

In order to understand the New Rule of Home Ownership, let's take a closer look at the existing rules of purchasing a house with Traditional Bank Financing.

The first part of the Traditional Bank Financing focuses on Qualifying for a Loan. While many different loan packages exist, the most common loan written in today's market is an FHA Loan, and therefore, we shall use their guidelines as an example. The following are guidelines for an FHA Loan:

o FHA Loans require a minimum credit score of 620 to be eligible for a loan

o FHA will require 3.5% down on the home. This down payment MUST come from your account. You are not allowed to borrow from friends, family or anyone else. You must document where the funds for the down payment came from. Specifically, the source of the down payment must be from your personal checking, savings or retirement account and CAN NOT be borrowed!

In order to work with most Realtors, you must first get pre-approved for a bank. Many Realtors won't even show you a house unless you can prove that you are able to afford and receive financing for the property. This painful process of pre-approval from a bank can take 2-3 days and involve the following steps:

o Proof of Creditworthiness

o You must provide 2-4 years worth of tax returns!

o You must provide your last 4 pay check stubs if you are an employee or an updated Profit and Loss statement if you are self-employed, a business owner, an independent contractor or entrepreneur. However, if you cannot show a consistent pay stub as proof of income, then you may want to skip ahead to the part of this document where 'Owner Financing' is discussed, as you will find it increasingly difficult to qualify for a mortgage.

o Your bank may require you pay off other debit to help improve your credit score to qualify for the loan

o And the worst part... this proof of creditworthiness is done throughout the entire home buying process! Even once you qualify and pick out the home of your dreams; underwriters at the bank will have you go through the same process to make sure you still qualify.

Now that you are pre-qualified for the home of your dreams, you may finally begin the process of working with a Realtor to find your new home.

Once you've found your home, the Traditional Banks will want an inspection performed on the home and may require the seller to fix EVERYTHING for the bank to finance your loan. Some people just want a small discount on the house and they will do their own repairs however, many times a traditional bank will not allow you to do this! These small fixes may add to the total price of the house.

Also, expect to pay Realtor fees, bank fees, filling fees, "point buy down" fees, loan origination fees, closing costs, title fees, surveys, appraisal fees, and anything else imaginable for which to be charged. Though many of these fees can be rolled into your loan, over the long term, you may be paying an extra 10% in unnecessary Financing Fees that are loaded into your loan!

What if there was a quicker, easier, and less intrusive way to take your share of the American Dream? What if you could look at homes without having to pay a Realtor fee, pre-qualify for a loan, and go through a 3 month home buying process? After all, we ARE in a BUYER'S market in Real Estate, so why shouldn't we be able to buy?

Consider the possibility of declaring a New Rule. Instead of working with (and paying for) a Realtor, why not work with the Seller directly? Especially if that seller is a Professional Real Estate Investor who is not only willing to sell the house in a quick and simple matter, but is also will to FINANCE the sale of the house on a short-term basis!

Earlier in this eBook, we went over the process of the Tradition Bank Financing. Now, we shall detail the 7 Easy Steps of Purchasing Your Home with Owner Financing:

* Contact the Seller of the Home without having to pre-qualify for a loan and look at the home to decide if you want to purchase.

* Settle on a price

* Agree to a down-payment and interest rate

* Once you've agreed to a price, down payment, and interest rate, complete a Deposit to Hold form and pay this 1% fee applicable to the sales price of the property. This fee will take the property off the market while you are closing on the home.

* Fill out credit application; provide 2 most recent paycheck stubs and bank statements as proof that you can afford the monthly payment.

* (Optional) If you chose, you can order your own home inspection to review the condition of the home

* Close in 2-5 business days

Buying a home from a Professional Real Estate Investor is quick and easy. Once you have settled on the price and monthly payments, you have minimal paperwork to complete and can close on the transaction within one week! The following is a summary of some of the benefits of Owner Financing compared with Traditional Bank Financing:

* In many cases, there is no minimum credit score required

* Instead of 10% Traditional Bank Finance Fees / Closing Costs, your Owner Finance Fee averages to 5% of the transaction.

* Unlike Traditional Bank Financing, your down payment for Owner Financing may come from almost anywhere (as long as it is a legal way to raise the funds). You can borrow the money from family, friends, others. There are also some tax incentives for you to use part of your retirement savings. Either way, with Owner Financing, you are allowed to raise your own down payment as you see fit!

* You and the Owner Finance Seller will agree on a time to "close" on the home and may close within 5 business days!

* Your Owner Finance loan is dependent on your down payment and ability to pay the monthly payment and NOT on your credit or having a W-2 Job. Therefore, Business Owners, Entrepreneurs, Independent Contractors, and the Self-Employed may qualify for Owner Financed Homes!

* You are not required to provide extensive documentation to obtain your loan

Due to the efficiency, simplicity, and cost effectiveness, you can see why buying directly from an investor with Owner Financing is the New Rule for Buying Homes. Owner Financing interest rates may be a little higher than market price when you initially purchase your home, however, this higher rate, along with a sizeable down payment, will actually help you obtain conventional financing at a lower rate down the road when you decide to refinance!

A good way to look at Owner Financing is that is a solution to buying a home with short-term financing. Once you have paid your Owner Financed note on time for say 12-24 months, it's easier to refinance your existing note with a traditional bank loan at a lower interest. It's much quicker, easier, and less intrusive to refinance a home into traditional financing then it is to purchase a home with traditional financing!

The following example will detail the process and the costs of owner financing:

o John chooses to purchase a beautiful home for $150,000 with a traditional bank loan. John's credit score is 590 and the bank will not loan him any money until his credit score is at least 620. John understands the importance of owning a home and wants to buy something now.

o John finds a home that is being offered for $150,000 with Owner Financing. John has $15,000 to put down and wants to close in 5 business days. John's new loan is at an 8.5% rate for 30 years and the sellers would like John to refinance his loan in 24-36 months. John's monthly payment is $1,350 and it includes Principle, Interest, Insurance, and HOA fees. John is happy because he can afford $1,350 per month and is able to take his part of the American Dream!

o As John pays on time for, say, 24 months, John has an excellent payment history with his current lender. John will also need to be working on his credit in those 24 months to raise his score to the current minimum of 620.

o When John approaches a traditional bank John will be able to demonstrate the following:

o John's $15,000 down payment shows that he has 'skin in the game' and is not just going to bail on his house payments

o John CAN afford and has been paying $1,350 a month at a 8.5% rate for his loan

o John's credit score is now above the minimum required 620

o If John can afford $1,350 a month at 8.5% interest, John can easily afford a $1,100 a month payment at 6.5%!

It is much easier to refinance a loan rather than trying to get a loan for the original financing! Since you are already in the house, there is no inspection required, no lengthily closing procedures and there is no longer all that extra red tape that is associated with buying a home with traditional financing!

As you can see, purchasing with Owner Financing can be easily done and quickly closed for those who cannot use a traditional bank loan but deserve to own a home now.

Summary

In today's market, due to tough economic times, there are many people selling their properties. Yet, despite the fact that this is a 'buyer's market', it is tougher to buy a home with Traditional Bank Financing than ever before. Following the old, unwritten rules will lead you to a long and unhappy life in an apartment complex. Motivated home seekers looking for their piece of the American Dream are unable to achieve this great promise by traditional and conventional means due to stringent lending requirements initiated by the very same financial institutions that gladly took over 1 billion of our tax dollars to bail them out! Banks tightening up on their lending practices is causing a shortage of homebuyers in the market. This is one of the biggest reasons that real estate values continue to free fall because there are not enough people who can qualify for available homes while following the unwritten rules.

Inspired home seekers, looking to break away from the old rules and ready to write his or her own New Rules to Home Ownership will be able to take advantage of this buyer's market, and with Owner Financing, you will see more and more people purchasing homes. If you are in the market to buy a home however, you cannot qualify for a traditional loan, I strongly recommend you contact a company that specializes in Owner Finance Homes.

Stop drowning in the current economy and create your own American Dream!








Tom Bukacek is currently one of the managing members and founders of Endurable Property Solutions, a Real Estate Investing Company with properties located in Arizona, Illinois, and Texas. The focus of Endurable Property Solutions is mainly pre-foreclosures, focusing on subject - to transactions, fix n flips, and short sales, with over 100 short sales currently being negotiated nationwide. For a list of properties available in Austin, TX and surrounding areas, please visit http://www.atxwesellhouses.com.

Tom also coaches clients and oversees the marketing and operational functions for The Entrepreneurs-Incubator (http://www.entrepreneurs-incubator.com) (E-I). E-I combines real estate investing, mentoring, all of the marketing disciplines, advertising, creative design, technical and web-based resources, and capital coaching to build a custom-tailored, results-driven solution for its clients.

Tom has his BSBA from the University of Nebraska (Omaha) and his MBA from the University of Phoenix, as well as over two years of training from one of the premier distressed asset training organizations in the country. Tom's first book on real estate investing, tentatively titled "The Millionaire Blueprint" is due out this summer.


miércoles, 29 de diciembre de 2010

Método de Análisis Proyectado ó Estimado
Proyectado ó Estimado se aplica para analizar Estados Financieros Pro-forma y presupuestos
  • Procedimiento del Control Presupuestal
  • Procedimiento del Punto de Equilibrio
  • Procedimiento del Control Financiero Dupont
Método de Análisis Bursátil
Bursátil se aplica para analizar Estados Financieros de empresas que cotizan sus acciones en las Bolsas de Valores
  • Análisis Fundamental
  • Análisis Técnico
MÉTODO DE REDUCCIÓN DE PORCIENTOS INTEGRALES:
1.- CONCEPTO:
Consiste en la separación del contenido de los estados Financieros a una misma fecha ó correspondiente a un mismo periodo, en sus elementos ó partes integrantes, con el fin de poder determinar la proporción que guarda cada una de ellas en relación con el todo.
Este procedimiento puede nombrarse también como:
  • Procedimiento de Porcientos Financieros
  • Procedimiento de Porcientos Comunes
  • Procedimiento de Reducción a Porcientos; etc.
2.- BASE DEL PROCEDIMIENTO:
Toma como base el axioma matemático que dice: “el todo es igual a la suma de sus partes”, de donde al todo se le asigna un valor igual al 100% y a las partes un porciento relativo.
3.- APLICACIÓN:
Su aplicación puede enfocarse a Estados Financieros Estáticos, Dinámicos, Básicos ó Secundarios, etc., tales como:
  • Estado de Situación Financiera / Balance General
  • Estado de Resultados / Pérdidas y Ganancias
  • Estado del Costo de Ventas
  • Estado del Costo de Producción
  • Estado del Analítico de Gastos de Fabricación
  • Estado del Analítico de Gastos de Venta, etc.
El procedimiento facilita la comparación de los conceptos y las cifras de los Estados Financieros de una empresa, con Estados Financieros de empresas similares, a la misma fecha ó del mismo periodo, con lo que se determina la probable anormalidad ó defecto de la empresa que es objeto de nuestro trabajo
BASES DEL ANÁLISIS E INTERPRETACIÓN DE CIFRAS:
Para poder llevar a cabo el análisis e interpretación de las cifras a los Estados Financieros es necesario lo siguiente:
  • Que los estados Financieros estén Dictaminados, esto para evitar errores en las opiniones y conclusiones de los Estados que no muestran un razonable reflejo de las operaciones de la empresa que se analiza.
  • El Alcance puede ser; Parcial (Estudio de alguna de las funciones de la administración) ó Total (Estudio total de la política administrativa de la empresa).
  • Obtener datos de tipo económico administrativo como son; Constitución de la Sociedad (principales datos del acta constitutiva y actas de asamblea); Actividades actuales de la empresa (Giro así como planes futuros); Contratos y Convenios (Los existentes con Instituciones de crédito, Proveedores, Comisionistas, Fisco, etc); y Estudio de Mercado ( Observar la situación de la empresa según su capacidad, localización geográfica, poder de compra de sus clientes, etc.).
  • Datos Financieros Externos es de gran importancia por la gran utilidad que le reportará al emitir sus interpretaciones.
  • Requisitos Contables, consistencia en los principios, en la presentación de los estados financieros utilizar las mismas cuentas así como sus movimientos ó saldos de acuerdo a ejercicios anteriores.
  • Contar con Estados Financieros tanto Principales (Balance General / Estado de Situación Financiera; Estado de resultados / Pérdidas y Ganancias; Estado de Costo de producción y Venta) como Secundarios de acuerdo a las necesidades y Las relaciones de clientes, proveedores, gastos, etc.
RAZONES PARA LA UTILIZACIÓN DE MÉTODOS
El Concepto de Análisis Financiero es: La separación de los elementos de un Estado Financiero con el fin de examinar críticamente y conocer la influencia que cada uno de estos elementos ejerce sobre los fenómenos que el Estado Financiero expresa.
El Objetivo es obtener elementos de juicio para interpretar correctamente la situación financiera y los resultados de la Entidad analizada y como consecuencia evaluar con acierto a la Entidad.
De acuerdo a lo anterior se hace necesario el llevar a cabo el análisis mediante Métodos que constituyen técnicas específicas para conocer el impacto de las transacciones de la entidad que integran el contenido de los estados financieros y así estar en posibilidades de emitir un juicio sobre los elementos que afectan la actividad y situación de las empresas, para que estas sean competitivas dentro del mercado.
CLASIFICACIÓN DE LOS MÉTODOS DE ANÁLISIS:
Existen varios Métodos para analizar el contenido de los estados Financieros, sin embargo considerando la técnica de comparación podemos clasificarlos en forma enunciativa y no limitativa como sigue:
Método de Análisis Vertical
Vertical ó estático se aplica para analizar un Estado Financiero a fecha fija ó a un periodo determinado:
  • Procedimiento de Por cientos Integrales
  • Procedimiento de Razones Simples
  • Procedimiento de Balance Doble
  • Procedimiento de Razones Estándar
Método de Análisis Horizontal
Horizontal ó Dinámico se aplica para analizar dos Estados Financieros de la misma empresa a fechas distintas ó correspondientes a dos periodos ó ejercicios
Procedimiento de Aumentos y Disminuciones
Método de Análisis Histórico
Histórico se plica para analizar una serie de Estados Financieros de la misma Empresa a fechas ó periodos distintos
En el presente trabajo se citan varios conceptos que corresponden a las finanzas un tema fundamental en el estudio y análisis de los estados financieros de una empresa.
Para que una empresa obtenga buenos resultados necesita de las finanzas para poder saber como allegarse de recursos para el funcionamiento de la empresa y saber donde puede aplicar dichos recursos y tomar una correcta decisión.
Se describen los objetivos de las finanzas para saber como deben ser utilizados los recursos, que rendimientos producirán y que tipo de riesgos lleva el uso de estos recursos financieros.
Se continúa con las áreas fundamentales de la función financiera ya que las finanzas se apoyan en diferentes áreas para obtener un mejor resultado como lo es la economía para estar al tanto de los niveles de variación y de los cambios en la política económica. También se apoya en la contabilidad que registra los ingresos, los gastos, es decir recopila y presenta la información financiera y esta información nos sirve para tomar decisiones de financiamiento o inversión.
Así mismo se aborda el problema fundamental de las finanzas: que es la toma de decisiones. Para poder tomar una mejor decisión las finanzas se apoyan en los métodos de análisis, cuyos métodos se dividen en verticales y horizontales.
Los métodos de análisis verticales es cuando se determinan con un solo ejercicio y en estos encontramos el de Porcientos Integrales y Razones Financieras que miden la solvencia, liquidez, rentabilidad, apalancamiento, actividad y endeudamiento de la empresa, para poder entender mejor estos conceptos se cita el significado, la interpretación, las limitaciones y como mejorar la información financiera con cada uno de ellos y los métodos de análisis horizontales consisten en evaluar los estados financieros correspondientes a dos o mas periodos y en estos tenemos el de aumentos y disminuciones y este toma como apoyo el Estado de Cambios en la Situación Financiera también tenemos el de Método de Control Presupuestal y toma como apoyo el Estado Financiero Pro forma que este se puede hacer con datos no reales.
Esto es para poder tener un mejor concepto de lo que son las finanzas ya que son muy importantes para una mejor decisión en la vida económica de una empresa.
MÉTODOS Ó TÉCNICAS DE ANÁLISIS E INTERPRETACIÓN DE ESTADOS FINANCIEROS.
IMPORTANCIA DE LOS MÉTODOS DE ANÁLISIS:
La información que nos brindan los Estados Financieros, tal y como se presentan, no son lo suficientemente claros y explícitos para determinar y conocer otros factores que ayuden a mejorar la situación de la empresa en relación a la solvencia, estabilidad y productividad en que se ha venido desenvolviendo la vida del negocio, es por esto que son importantes los Métodos de análisis, los cuales sirven de base para opinar sobre la capacidad administrativa de la Empresa.