i love his "Special Report" where he says, and i quote:"Most importantly, the business methodology for making money in a bad economy I willteach you, using my real life experiences as a backdrop, are usable by anyone regardlessof age, race, economic situation, geography, credit history or education." well i called the ph # at the bottom of the report and spoke with a Jason Barry who informed me that the classes require going to oaklahoma for a few days( thats a geography issue unless im mistaken) requires a few grand(economic situation ?)

The cirriculums, methodologies, teaching styles, goals of our schools and the overal approach to how knowledge is imparted is messed up.

No, just another free-thought math genius whose methodology was attempted in parts, never taken in its entirety or it would work as well in gov't financial matters as it does in personal financial matters (Keyne's doesn't work in either when applied in toto).

http://www.fhcsp.com/WhoWeAre/ http://www.fhcsp.com/ http://www.fairhousing.com/ Now, I have to admit that I personally have not experienced the "testing" methodology that I posted previously; that information was anecdotal, from the local REIA.

I participate in some of the meetings giving them our top down view of the market and share the methodologies of how we perform market metrics.

My methodology is different from @Jason Dillard and doesn't require all the red tape he's going through (though I do have "buyers" (assignees) proof up, calculate DTI, ensure they can refinance out within 24 months, etc.). 

Cap rates aren't the standard valuation methodology until you get to 5 units and above.    

For those of you who are pretty good at coming up with your after repair values what is your methodology?

A few more questions:What is the best methodology for understanding whether HOA fees are high or low for a given market? 

I agree with your methodology being next to transit.