It feels like crunch time and we are trying to do things right, but it sometimes feels like we are missing things. 

People that didn't crunch the numbers and bought properties that have to get maximum rent just to stay afloat.

somehow the various transactions have to be entered into a ledger AND categorized.One usually then turns to an accountant to "appropriately crunch the numbers," usually for tax returns. 

Maybe smaller bank.CalStr already announced they have liquidity crunch so they need $30B bailout if not they are force to do fire asset sale.

I believe you need to crunch some number to make a better decision.

I used Gary's firm to close in fact. make super low ball cash offers and you can get something nice that'll cash flow. due your diligence before committing to a purchase. everywhere, people need a place to live. just make sure the numbers crunch and you'll be fine.

It is not difficult, it was just intimidating and time-consuming in the beginning and I was in a crunch to set a few up for some commercial properties a few years back. 

I wonder if he does it to save a buck or if it's because he's always in such an insane time crunch?

A capital crunch might be a signal that you should solidify some of your current gains before striving for new ones.

It's not a house that I would personally look at based on where my numbers would have to be, and my client is likely coming to the same conclusion after our showing and crunching his own numbers.