An idea you might consider for your area is to attend some local REIA meetings and seek out realtors who've been there for a while - like, longer than a few months...On a more general note, there's no secret sauce or magic potion certain brokers are privy to.  

I take the remaining home and use them here.I also provide a 16oz package of spaghetti and can of sauce.

I did not hit these goals because I got "lost in the sauce" and off-track by investing heavily into cryptocurrencies and lost track of what the real goals are. 

There’s no secret sauce to finding your team and I would argue trial and error is the best method.

If so, this is kind of the secret sauce that people don't usually share with others since the better your model, the better competitive advantage you have.In addition to the numbers, there is definitely an "art" component to note evaluation, which comes from experience and one's take on the current market.As far the raw data, you should be able to get that easily from tapes of notes for sale.

I set up a stand on the side of the road and sell bananas and hot sauce for $2 each, you may drive by and wonder why I'm doing that.

Today, he's having Poulet Basque (braised chicken with tomatoes and peppers) and a glass of red house wine.

When I ran a flight kitchen overseas, we had crusts, cheese, sauce, toppings, etc and employees to get the pizzas done but we were also focused on getting a large variety of foods out, not just pizza, but I digress.What I’m trying to understand is the mathematical language.  

There are no silver bullets or secret sauce to anything related to real estate.

I am lost in the sauce but not going to give up on it.Edit: I should also mention I am flat broke and screwed up my own personal credit when I was younger.