I did not really do the math part that well...Sequentially probably makes more sense...

Our licensing "training" does not spend a single minute on how rental income works in the mortgage math, kind of like if you could become a nurse without knowing how to give CPR or something. 

Hey Tony, I'm in the process of becoming a lead paint inspector in MA (currently in my apprenticeship after passing the state test and training) and I can help you with the lead paint laws in MA.  The

Do your own math.

I’m diving into the BiggerPockets podcasts and AffordAnything podcasts by Paula Pant (I like her perspective & has simlar values & she’s a math nerd like me).

I wanted to build in the 250 to 350 space but found it impossible between cost of land, labor and materials the math does not work.

Understanding the math and what defines a “good” deal is crucial.

Do the math--it works:  Example:  rent is $1,000/mo x 12 = 12,000 per yearSame amount of $1,000 monthly, but rent is paid $500/every other week x 26 payments = $13,000Let us all know how it works out for you.

I'm on the same track with you both but needed to get clear on the math and the why. 

Being  a versed stock market enthusiast, I began to do a little math one morning for ***** and giggles while I smoked my cigarette and drank the 1st cup of coffee for the day....