If your deal is for an investment, they will also look to your experience in doing such business, they are considering the total risk involved, if you lease a house and break laws, you could be sued and that would likely put their loan at risk, (simplified explanation of contingent liabilities and risks).Going to clsoing the bank makes a first mortgage and is closed as any other loan.

That is what I get out of this.Not quite.Even after we simplified it to:48 / 2 * (9 + 3)Mr.

If he says yes, use this formula, although it is grossly simplified because I don't know what area you are in:1.

Let's simplify it ...

If the software is not simplifying your life or making you more accurate, you shouldn't use it.Software does have extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

This actually cuts the expense of and simplifies your 1031 since it can be treated as one exchange with one timeline.  

If that sounds like you, I'd recommend starting with a more simplified purchase starting out - little to no repairs and no move.

As a Realtor who works with investors, the subject of "Comps" comes up...Rather than offer the experienced investors my opinion about their business, I simply try and simplify it for them by providing links to the common sites that can provide that information independently.Websites like www.eppraisal.com or www.findcompsnow.com are typical "go to" sites for a guesstimate of value.

It also simplifies the 6 different entities we use and makes it almost seamless. 

It explains how the economy works in 30 minutes and does a pretty good job of simplifying things and making it entertaining to watch.