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Defined in: time/simulate.ts:27
amountInSavings:
number
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:31
this is what you have saved up currently to invest in
optionalgeneratorOptionsPassiveApartment:IGenOptions
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:75
optionalgeneratorOptionsSingleFamily:IGenOptions
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:73
optionalhasMetGoalOrMaxTime:HasMetGoalOrMaxTime
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:71
This is how the system knows when to quit. If no value is supplied, it will use defaultHasMetGoalOrMaxTime.
holdRules:
IRule<HoldRuleTypes>[]
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:51
a system to determine how to hold onto the properties the longest. This scenario says as long as it meets 1 rule
loanSettings:
ILoanSetting[]
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:46
loan basics about you. For example, if you have a great credit, you’ll probably have a low interest rate. so that’s 3%. With rentals, you are 1% higher, so make it 4%.
optionalmaxYears:number
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:66
how long should this run in years? A common number is 25 to 30 years before giving up.
monthlyIncomeAmountGoal:
number
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:36
What you want to get to for cash flow. This has been monthly expenses for many.
monthlySavedAmount:
number
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:41
After your paycheck you would take your excess and save it. Here is that amount.
purchaseRules:
IRule<PurchaseRuleTypes>[]
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:56
This is how to prioritize the properties that come up. Use one, or use all rules! The order you put them in here, is the order it evaluates them as. PurchaseRuleTypes for possible rules
optionalstartDate:Date
Defined in: time/simulate.ts:61
when does this start?