This will help you build your confidence and experience before taking on bigger investments.Consider the Numbers: Whatever investing strategy you choose, it's important to crunch the numbers and make sure the deal makes sense.

I've crunched the heck out of the numbers, did deep research on every solar product offered down to the flashing.

Diversify your thinking, crunch the numbers with a financial advisor, and weigh the pros and cons before making a decision based on your financial goals and your child's living needs.

We are on a time crunch for closing and don't have time to pursue a renovation loan.  

If I wait to pay these debts off, I wouldn't be in a position to move forward with investing for at least ten years After crunching numbers, I found that a lot of deals, after expenses in my area, will cash flow between $300 - $600 a month which in turn I can throw portions of that income at my debt and build wealth a lot quicker than relying on my current income to take care of it.

Hello, I am Lucas Wolf, 18, i’ve been watching biggerpockets for a year now just absorbing knowledge, I have low capital but my plan is to get enough capital to get one Section 8 Property as proof of concept to bring to an investor and scale from that, Im struggling to figure out how to “crunch” numbers on properties and where to even look for the correct deals, it feels like Im just throwing darts blind folded, the main point is that I just need help knowing what to look for in a property EX.

Drive around with a knowledgeable agent or property manager, see some properties you like and some you don't, keep an open mind, crunch some numbers, sleep on it, get away from the cliches, etc.

now to crunch the numbers and draw up a plan!

Too many people want to crunch numbers on a deal, but the only way to develop long-term real estate acumen is to touch every part of the process.

Hey everyone, so I need a little assistance understanding how BP's calculator is crunching their number on NOI.