You should seriously crunch the numbers hard before making the leap.

I met found his website and he had a few deals he was selling, I spoke to him and found out he was in a cash crunch to finish up some spec homes in San Antonio he was working on.

There are a couple of reasons behind this inclination: firstly, I'm drawn to the intricacies of data analysis and crunching numbers inherent in the investment process.

In all seriousness though to address your post: perhaps the biggest mistake I see people making on here is using percentages or other rules of thumb instead of crunching the actual numbers specific to a property. 

The reason behind that is the thriving amidst the urban housing crunch, which offers higher occupancy rates and yields compared to the traditional rental models.

Take the time to meticulously crunch the numbers, taking into account various expenses such as mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, maintenance costs, and potential vacancies.

Hello everyone . so im crunching numbers before my first fix and flip in bridgeport ct .

I suspect that lots of bidders aren't crunching numbers; they bid way too much too often.Best of luck to you!

When looking for properties to purchase, we will not purchase a property when that budget cannot be achieved after collecting rents and after all expenses.So, maybe you need to do some serious number crunching to see how much you budgeted, or how much you should have budgeted and maybe you will feel much better, or maybe much worse.

Non-Recourse only.If you intend to buy them outright that's always easier costs you less money, but crunch the numbers and see what makes the most sense.