I'll continue to save up and work on practice deals to become more comfortable with crunching the numbers until I'm ready to make the leap. 

During the time I'd hang up and call them back, I'd be crunching the numbers.I would then make my offer contingent on a final walk-through.For me that seems most time-effiecient.

I love number crunching.

I am not familiar with them specifically but you should know there are many companies out there with software that crunches data to give you leads.

In other words, if the numbers don't crunch, skip it.

I can help with crunching the numbers, exploring properties, or negotiating with potential sellers.

After crunching the numbers after seeing the tax bill (and the rental situation....) it seems the property in Bartlett will do much better. 4) Negotiate the price.

Crunching metadata can certainly increase the accuracy of your proforma, but there is inevitably events that will change the trajectory of the data.

I crunched numbers and found that I would cash flow enough doing LTR.

However, reading/listening only goes so far, so I would start applying that knowledge asap, either reaching out to some professionals in the industry or analyze a potential deal and crunch the numbers (Income, Expense, NOI, CapRate, Cash on Cash Return, etc.).