Here are some thoughts.Production averages of 2.5 loans monthly per originator is the way I read that, if my loan officers only pulled that a month they wouldn't have desk space, 2 per week was the goal for each originator, that wasn't always met by all, but that was the goal, but at 5 a month they had a problem.The numbers per loan profits and expenses should be examined over the same quarter of the previous year, otherwise you're comparing the hot production months of summer to the spring as markets begin.Note the expenses went up about 500 bucks between quarters and there is a high cost of origination.

For regular retail clients, just knowing some stats is enough.

Okay guys, how many examiners do we have here?

So first I did was I removed the tub spout and the shower arm and examined the connection.

Doug is familiar with Call Reports, stats that banks turn in on financial condition and operations.

my only reward would be to actually see a post about someone talking about the stats they have seem on deals so I can compare.

Were you dedicated examiner on Deutsche Bank?!

I didn't personally look up the stats, so it could very easily be Wisconsin.

You may find a $25K property that is only worth $50K after you've done a $25K remodel, whereas in another neighborhood, the same type of house might be worth $75K or $100K when complete and ready for sale.Best to analyze these and other basic metrics and stats for the area of interest, before taking the plunge.If you need more assistance, definitely check out your local REI group and ask lots of questions, or, seek out a more experienced investor who is working the same area you are interested in, before you jump in.

I'm just wondering how this can burn me at some point.Who gets the T-stat control?