I need to crunch my own numbers from comps.

I used to live in DC and am licensed to lend in VA - more than happy to crunch some numbers if you'd like.

Others have said: Get a bigger pockets pro account and start crunching deals.

I have been crunching the numbers on retirement and current debt, to find that the numbers don't work the way I want them to.

I have a property that I have remodeled that is ready to hit the market, unfortunately after crunching the numbers, I will not be making any profit or only just $5000 on a cash investment of about $190K.

Here's a handful of good posts on wholesaling, finding deals, crunching numbers, hard money loans, and a couple miscellaneous nuggets that I think can help point a new investor in the right direction.

Like many people today, this person is in a cash crunch and does not want to liquidate the asset (it was office property) because they would get pennies on the dollar.

I would say if the spread is right after crunching the numbers do the deal.

The rapid reduction in rates could have a multi faceted effect on the investor market:- Initially there are many proposed investment purchases that the numbers just have not crunched at 8-9-10-11%'s.

I'd honestly recommend that you learn how to run comps and crunch the numbers to find a good deal and when you do find one connect with an experienced and ethical wholesaler in your area and ask them if they'd be willing to go in with you for a majority of the split (like 60/40) in return for helping you through the parts you're unsure of.