I've heard several things, the oil crunch is going to impact the Texas housing market mostly.

I read a lot of post on here about new investors looking at deals and crunching numbers to the point of feeling like I am in freshman algebra again.

Hi all,I've been using BP for just under a month now, and only crunching out Real Estate Investment opportunities for about three months.

In most deals where the numbers crunch and the flip makes sense, the property will not meet the minimum standard of condition required by lenders when dealing with conventional loans. 2.

Personally, if I were under I time crunch I wouldn't have the floors sanded at all.

Crunch some numbers and see if you can find a deal just for practice.

But they aren't always crunching the numbers, not always studying the neighborhoods and school districts, often failing to account for vacancy.You need to be super clear about what you want to do before you start looking for a town.

Crunch the numbers and it will tell you what to do.

One of the reasons I'm asking is because I'm doing number crunches for several properties and I submit the proposals to a community bank and the correspondence can sometimes be so slow that the property goes from "available" to "pending" in the interim.

That team will make or break you regardless of how well your numbers crunch out.