Just estimating for practice if i am crunching the right numbers :) That rent total monthly would be lovely which peaked my interest in this property. :) Thank you for your input and if you have any other suggestions please feel free.

This is simply a standard sale on a time crunch depending on teh foreclosure status.

Now is the time to take all of the information you’ve gathered so far to craft several offers that will appeal to the seller as I did in the offer examples above.Step 7: Email the Sellers a letter explaining the logic of your offer and illustrating numbers crunches that show how they will make as much or more profit from your FSBO Offer vs a Full Price Offer through an agent.

I'm considering other banks but it's a time crunch and I'm really mad. 

You can also look at the new build permit statistics by city to see where the building is ocurring and that will be key indicator as to which markets are growing rapidly. haven't thought about it like this, this makes a lot of sense. i was previously interested in a few cities in florida, then the growth forecast was looking good but the yields were lower then what it appears i can in indy. very interesting, guess i need to do some number crunching to see how the difference in yield can be compared to growth.

I am hoping to start going out and looking at properties, neighborhoods, and "crunching the numbers" for cash flow.

Then at the end of the cycle, crunch the numbers to make your decision.  

Get out there and see what the market is offering so you are number crunching with some perspective.

Other than google sheets or iOS excel, are there any decent spreadsheet apps so you can crunch your numbers on the go in the field?

I would recommend crunching the numbers with both scenarios to give you better clarity on the outcome.