-Can they help advise you on the tough decisions, or do they just know how to crunch numbers?

She’s in a time crunch and would like to sell quickly, only thing is if I went the bank route, I’d have to put 20% down.

I need to crunch the numbers and see if its worth it, but I'm leaning towards not refinancing at this time. 

There's no sense wasting your time crunching numbers or creating design if zoning won't even allow it.The return is better with two units.

IE crunch your numbers forwards and backwards, do your due diligence, if all that works out then you have nothing to lose.

As the property has been in the family for 50+ years, and the development expenses for the permanent crops are several years into their depreciation schedule, I am assuming (pending a bunch of number crunching by the accountants) that the basis in this sold property is likely a very small percentage of the sale price.

Cause if you weren't, I think you already know that isn't ethical.Get the data on the last 12 months of water usage, crunch the numbers and figure out how much you need to add to the rent to cover at least 1/2.

I've crunched the numbers and I agree with @Allison Escovedo that it is a good deal, maybe not a home run, but a good deal nonetheless.  

Hi @Rick Alvi anytime I have a question about debt and wealth accumulation I crunch the numbers.

I am expecting to buy my first property within the next 30 days (lots of viewings and  number crunching so far) but I am close and getting excited.All the best as alwaysEdison