Two of the properties on the market for a loooong time, dont show any sold dates on the mls and appear to have been turned into rentals.To be fair not all his houses took that long to sell, but I notice at least one took longer ... quick crunching of his average dom, looks like 180.8 dom for 14 of the properties that he used in his presentation (he says to verify his information look it up on zillow, I noticed he didn't say, look it up on mls and alalyze the data for real.Thought you might find this info entertaining if nothing else.

Hi, I am 19 and going to school for finance and real estate and have started crunching numbers as a practice to see if I can find some good deals.

Setting up a separate management company in order to save taxes is something that you would need to crunch the numbers on.

Fourth - Start crunching the numbers on properties and find a deal.  

I would crunch out any sort of deal, as long as I can have my first investment!

I've crunched the numbers and if I could purchase three four-plexes in the next ten years, that would give me the financial independence I'm looking for."2.

Yes I just realize this..I need to "crunch" the numbers to have an idea of how much I would pay every month..if I take..like $50k every three months 3 times..I could not find an heloc calculator that allows me to calculate precise monthly payments..Any ideas?

Also, I have a few proformas you can run through if you want to crunch some numbers & compare opportunities.

Having a flexible schedule can help you view properties and submit offers promptly, especially with your time crunch situation. 

However, at least in the clients I typically deal with, a lot of people are feeling a financial crunch right now and the sellers are generally trying to get way more than a property is worth, making negotiations difficult.