Then again I didn't crunch many numbers but check it out.http://realestate.al.com/?

When I start crunching the numbers I am not sure what data is reliable.

But I am in a pretty good position in that regard, i am not just in a processing function.That being said, I see myself being much more interested in deal making - I love crunching numbers, looking at deals, thinking about strategy, etc.I will make certain that I am not signing up to be a glorified clerk, I want to participate in deals.

But after I did some number crunching on a few homes they just didnt make sense.

Toyota was smart enough to open a brand new plant in Texas to build "gas guzzlers" just as the gas prices started escalating, so clearly none of the automakers saw the gas crunch coming.

We have crunched the numbers and figured the FMV would be around 90k when finished with the required repairs.The road block I am hitting is that the mortgage broker I am trying to go through has told me that the only way I can move forward with the property is if I have 20% down.

A few questions keep entering my mind when I crunch the numbers.  

I am a little time crunched on needing the funds since I can’t close on the 4plex without them.I walked into Wells Fargo and the lady said they offer up to 85% LTV and the rates begin at about 7.25%.

I've been trying to crunch the numbers, I wouldn't have expected that much of a return on investment for a flip. 

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/...After doing some number crunching assuming the following:5% down payment5% interest rate0.9% annual PMI payment2.6% annual property taxes based on sale value$480/month property insurance (1% of sale value ÷ 12)Total estimaestimated PITI = $5,123Rents assumed at $1750/ month for each unit based on the rental ad they have for 1 unit.Monthly Cash flow if BOTH units were leased after only subtracting PITI is estimated at $(1,623).