I'm inputting every multi-family property in my county into a spreadsheet to crunch the numbers and I've identified a handful that check out.

All these tools do is crunch data quickly for you.  

Well here is the thing, I am really new at investing but I'm a high school math teacher and like crunching numbers.

If I was on a budget or time crunch I would then complete the shower surround with those kits at HD or Lowes - http://www.homedepot.com/p/ASB-Hudson-32-in-x-60-in-x-57-in-Five-Piece-Easy-Up-Adhesive-Tub-Wall-in-White-36850/202300886For a shower surround do this - http://www.homedepot.com/p/ASB-Easy-Wall-37-in-x-43-in-x-72-75-in-Five-Piece-Glue-up-Shower-Wall-in-White-SW30440A/202552002Here in CT the code requires a window or fan at least.

NY team also deny any problems with Bill Lange and just say the credit crunch has held them up.

Looking back, we were in quite a time crunch, to get the property listed by our deadline of SXSW (which we did).

I would also recommend considering longer-term loans (ie. 10 years) due to both interest rate risk and credit market risk, as if we have a downturn then there could be a credit crunch that could make refinancing or finding a buyer very challenging.I hope this is helpful.Good luck to everyone,Jeremy Roll

This is why some people decide to take money out of their retirement accounts early without necessarily crunching the numbers.

The only problem, unless you've mentioned it to them already and they were cool with it is that they are usually crunched for time so getting a lot of details about each place might be tough.

Before looking at funding, you need to crunch your numbers and see if someone would loan on this deal.