I have to keep digging and crunching numbers to see how it all adds up.

I'm still new and still learning and would need to crunch numbers so forgive my ignorance but isn't price all relative? 

The tea leaves suggest they have a major cash crunch. 

When it comes down to crunch time, you will need you!

I just want to keep my options open and know what my exit strategy would be if I do have to disposes before the ten years.FYI, since I did the original post, the broker sent me the lender defined YM sheet of the contract, and I will just go through and start crunching some possible scenarios, to get an idea of what kind of hit I would take...ALSO, I asked about Owner carrying a second if I a buyer assumes the first and he asked the lender who replied that it was very common for Fannie to do a supplemental second along with the assumption of the first, in this type of a scenario.I welcome any advice or opinions...please don't hold back, I have thick skin!

It’s crunch time and I need to be doing something before the closing.

This cashflow crunch soaked up WAY too much capital and I made a shortsighted decision on a different property that cost me at least $8k.

I agree, it will involve a lot of research and number crunching to determine the best locations to invest in. 

If you do it enough, you can do a quick number crunch in your head for a property to see if it's even worth your time to go any further with the property.

In some cases, it makes sense, so you should crunch the numbers and go from there.I hope this helps and have a good weekend.