For us reducing the middle man simplified life! 

I put these numbers in the table below:Now that we have an (over simplified) estimate of the total cost, we can work backwards from the probable sales price to determine the maximum price we can offer.Based on the above, you cannot pay more than about $110,000 for this property if you are going to make money.

I'm doing this to simplify the analysis, so bear with me.  

I have over a few thousand names and the excel file is quite big and am looking for ways to organize & simplify.

It would be incredibly valuable to us and to the community at large to have users compile the threads and articles on specific topics, to simplify how we all find this information.

I will explain the difference using an (overly simplified) example where financial freedom is defined as a long term revenue stream of $5,000/Mo.

Cash flow comes from buying right and consistently good operations, to over simplify the topic.In both single family and multifamily housing, there are distressed properties and distressed sellers in every market cycle.

I found this to be very helpful and pretty simplified.

If you are licensed as an agent, you are working as the agent for the agent (broker) so you'll likely have to use local TX forms and conform to both atX law and your broker's policies.When acting as a principal, you may be able to use a simplified one-page offer that is seller-friendly in order to make offers for your own portfolio.

Hi Will, I'll try to simplify the response.