FRM: Auto lease payment math

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do you really need a down payment?
Comment from : @Lobsterman5481

If I pay the TAXES of the selling price OUT OF POCKET, do I still have to calculate the TAX on the lease payment toward the end of this video ?
Comment from : @rafaelgomez1989

LINK Broken
Comment from : @youngoffice75

How to download form on website ? Can you share the link here?
Comment from : @Zidane-Rayaan

Thank you for your excellent explanation of the lease calculation process
Comment from : @susana48395

Can you explain the interest based off the cap cost and the residual, and why the money factor is 24? You stated to ask for further explanation in your video Thank you
Comment from : @tfull3021

is there a way to figure out the money factor if they don't tell you prior to drawing up any paperworkbr IOW I have a lease payment price on an A or B pencil work up Sales guy is running back and forth to the sales manager and finance How do I figure the money factor being charged, based on the payment, if I don't have that information yet
Comment from : @ifso9539

I wonder what I’m doing wrong, but the lower the negotiated price, the higher the monthly payment becomes That can’t be right?
Comment from : @nicolem9354

Excellent ty’
Comment from : @robindelgado5878

Mind blownGod bless you sir! This was brilliantly explained for us auto purchasing 'dummies'
Comment from : @ridealvinexpresstaxi

Why are they adding the residual and the cap cost together to figure interest? To me, that sounds like you are being charged interest on the same money twice because the residue is in the cap cost all ready
Comment from : @rvmorgan47

Great tutorial! Thank you I use a lease calculator app, but I like to know the math so I can confirm long-hand The lease apps let you move the acq, doc, and other fees as capitalized items In your spreadsheet, I just added it as part of the cap cost
Comment from : @diarchangel

Just perfect, excellent presentation,great
Comment from : @igarretgru3004

Greatly explained Thanks
Comment from : @333tatlises

I just used your file and my payment is higher than what the dealer is offering Not sure how this works
Comment from : @kricekt2001

That’s what I don’t get tho, how are some cars leased for like $150
Comment from : @problematicss9946

The Tacoma has a residual value of 76 is that good for the lease term??
Comment from : @Ricky2clean

why is the money factor multiplied by 24? Could you help elucidate please? thanks
Comment from : @mcmickey3344

Bionic Turtle, drive off fees, is this what they call inception fees?
Comment from : @superchickensuperchicken7939

So are most consumer leases capital or operating leases?
Comment from : @mopar21

Damn that one expensive lease for a $32,000 car
Comment from : @Solosmooth

Who Decide Residual Value?
Comment from : @davev3008

Having issues down loading the excel sheet, can you email it to me?
Comment from : @mauricio-from-chi-town

God Bless You !
Comment from : @willnx2

Wow this is so complicated
Comment from : @FROSTY420692002

Never lease a vehicle
Comment from : @JamesBond-uz2dm

Thanks for the spreadsheet, very helpful
Comment from : @armandodacal1706

It's kinda lame that you would charge for this spreadsheet It's not like there's anything proprietary in that spreadsheet You even show us the formulae in the video, so all you're doing is making us waste time re-creating what's already been done It would be like if YouTube forced you to program the upload page before putting up the video
Comment from : @B3Band

I couldn't find the spreadsheet on your website, could you please give me a direct link thanks in advance
Comment from : @MrDgill25

Is there any difference between the terms of lease and loan interms of homes,cars ,etcbrMy thought is the price is not distinct from those terms just that lease normally stands for paying to rent and loan usually stands for paying to eventually own or by But a lease eventually re-evaluated to include lease to own as well so some leases are almost equivalent to a loan in the meaning
Comment from : @sam111880

David how did you get to multiplying by 24? I think my underlying question is does that work on any term? Thanks
Comment from : @1964robw

Thank-you very much for taking the time to share your knowledgebrLeasing a car is a very confusing process for the average personbrIt could be made much easier if they wanted it to be,brbut likely they make lots of money keeping it so mysterious
Comment from : @makemontanamyhome

Is this still available for download?
Comment from : @vjnappo

Excellent!!! I have been In the business for nearly 20 years and have a complete understanding of leasing I am amazed at how few auto professionals understand or can even explain the basics of leasing Some States calculate taxes based on the Cap Cost not on the use payment (Illinois) for example Other than that small omission your explanation is dead on I am amazed on how much mis information there is on this subject on the internet
Comment from : @harlowization