If you are in a time crunch and you don’t feel you can do it yourself, then you’ll just have to pay the kings ransom quotes unfortunately. 

Let me know if you need any help number crunching!

People are spending way too much time crunching on a screen and not viewing homes in real life.

I started my real estate investing journey this year with the private purchase of a off market house that went awesome.I then found a interesting triplex/warehouse property, went and looked at it with the listing realtor, crunched the numbers and decided that it made financial sense.

I’d also be able to give you a valuation on your property if you want to crunch some numbers to helP make your decision.

I recommend you sit down and crunch the numbers with both scenarios,  and make an informed decision.

I ended up with my second option (Investing in a syndication) because I couldn't find a property myself that I felt optimistic about during the cap rate crunch.

It appears they executed a purchase of ATMs and their funding fell through and between that acquisition and TR-31, they have a liquidity crunch. 

I have an investor savvy real estate agent, a contractor with references and a good reputation, a number-crunching account as a husband.

What I saw was a floor with about 20 to 25 folks at their cubes all crunching data to get base line information on markets etc.