To crunch a few numbers, 6 hours/day at $20/hr multiplied by 6 days equals $720 in saved costs.

The no-doc or stated income/stated asset loans of the refi boom era gave way to mostly full documentation loans since the credit crunch starting around 2008. 

They can help you with comps and you'll need that information to gather ARV on properties which is where your number crunching starts.

I can crunch the numbers and make decisions solely based on good/bad deals without emotion.I'm ready to network, Jump in, and get started helping others.  

I’ve been doing my research, crunching practice numbers, and learning the market.

If I have a cash crunch, I have several options to lower my premium.

Update on the situation: I'm still really surprised by how this all worked out, ...but after much soul searching, many conversations with my attorney, and a lot of crunching of the numbers, we found a way to turn this deal into a win/win for all and I made it to the closing table and now own the property :)The details: After the seller made it really clear he was haggling for every penny, I gave it one last shot and offered to remove the request for a $2k seller assist, reasoning that it was not going to make it a bad deal, but may help the seller with getting to the closing table versus heading to court - of course, it did not hurt that the seller's agent told them directly they were under contract and had to proceed.

Crunch the numbers and if possible & counter below your max offer OR sit and wait for it not to sell and resubmit same offer later.

I am trying to crunch numbers to house hack and found a few houses that are 3/2 that have detached garages behind them.

Do you like dealing with people or do you like crunching numbers/analysis?