Only a few of them seemed to really grasp the situation, many just tried to be 'the one' who holds out for more... it was ridiculous really, to see the way they kiboshed a deal that at the time would have given us all close to a million more than values at the time.

This is very helpful, as that is exactly what I am looking for and to grasp a better understanding of the huge disparity between HUD/HA FMR's, current market rates, and S8 rates. 

I think as we achieve some of those and gain more confidence then I’ll be able to grasp the extent of how far we want to go but it’s such a good reminder to keep asking the whys and keep those in our site !

This allows for the new owners to build equity faster than a regular, once a month payment.Refinance after the 60 months are up, at 18% interest, but at a reduced principal amount reflective of the equity paydown.It's a little more advanced of a technique for many to grasp, but it is how many with a large discretionary income prefer to operate at.

Does anyone have a solid grasp on the Hopewell area?

I have a pretty good grasp on it but there are holes in my knowledge.

Coming from the book Vivid Vision; come up with a 3yr goal (5yr might be too far out to really grasp), and reverse engineer it to figure out what you need to do now.A few books I would recommend...

Most investors have very little grasp of finance concepts and even math in general.

With the governor having no grasp on the economic consequences for the eviction and foreclosure moratorium eventually things will come to a head. 

This will become worse over time if you feel your goal is slipping from your grasp (I've some firsthand experience with this) and your desperation will steer you towards poor decisions.