As I'm crunching numbers, a thought came to me:What are the possibilities of taking a wholesale, doing some initial work, then marketing it specifically in terms of a 203K loan?

But, if anyone else wants to help me crunch these numbers, I'm all ears!

There is a property that has caught my eye and I was trying to take all things into consideration when crunching numbers, etc.

I've crunched a few numbers and it seems that just because of taxes, I am forced to search for deep discounts on homes.

Then you just have to crunch numbers.

After looking at a few more properties and crunching the numbers in my area, I'm realizing that the deals here are a bit tougher to come by.

They are on a mega time crunch.

Ask anyone who has had properties for more than a few years and really crunches the numbers.

I've helped a couple of people contest assessed values and didn't make the connection with the Board of Equalization and equalized value.I love the idea of data crunching on large swaths of information and your use of mortgages (I assume you have an appraised value at the origination date) and HPI are also compelling.Although I haven't played around with it much, because our market is small and pretty homogeneous, I bet I could get just as meaningful information using age and square footage (also available on our tax rolls).

Technically that $20,000 should not effect the evaluation as it would be an expense on the front end as part of the cash investment.Let me know if this effects anything, as I do like understanding the way people crunch their numbers.