I'll be going over these posts all weekend and crunching numbers.

However, high property taxes, increased values, and high insurance rates associated with the city due to a high crime and violent crime rate have crunched cash flow for some newer investors entering the market from what I have seen.

In the video Brandon was saying you can’t trust turnkey companies numbers and I sat down and crunch the numbers and it all came together.

Account Closed Okay that is good than, so if your ultimate plan is to live there for a period before turning it into strictly a rental check and see what is renting in the area, crunch the numbers.  5 Bedrooms seems like it'd be better used turned into a multifamily (JMO). 

I started renovating it then ran into a cash crunch.

I have been crunching numbers and feel like it may be a better investment to hold the property rather than sell it.

Crunch the numbers and account for contingencies.

I've worked as a Virtual Assistant for Real Estate for nearly 2 decades now so I crunch numbers with the best of them and I'm diligent about paying responsibly.

We lived in them for a while then moved and decided to hold on to them as rentals, but didn’t crunch the numbers to see that we couldn’t charge enough rent to cover the mortgage and other expenses so I lost money on them until we sold.  

The prices seem to be sky high right now and when I crunch the numbers it doesn't look like a good time to invest.