This definitely does not sound like a good enough deal for me to pull the trigger.The reason why, whenever you have to crunch numbers to come up with $100 CASH FLOW then something is wrong.

Does anyone out there have any information on Real Estate Investment Software that cant crunch numbers and build reports that is compatible with Mac?

After crunching numbers, the NOI over past 2 years is approx $80,000/year.

I am a serious real estate investor and a number crunching fool when it comes to figuring out where and when to invest for maximum profit.

We need to make some renovations and crunch so numbers to see if it would be worthwhile.

My main concern is sustaining future rental income and making sure I can weather a cash crunch in a recession. 

Keep in mind that a CPA's job is to "crunch the numbers" or to be your "bean counter".  

The fundamental analysis based on these indicators doesn't generate enough insight--or even confidence--that what's happening in the next 1-3 years will continue for 10-12.What the inventor of this tool is saying is that technical analysis, through its crunching of tons of data points, can generate an indication of what housing prices will most probably do in the short, mid, and long term (covering 1 to 10 years).

In Texas most of the properties do not have title issues so that step of checking them is one that we usually do late in the month before the sale but after we have looked at the properties, done the number crunching, and checked to see which ones have been withdrawn.

You can crunch the numbers, but, I say that if you can Average $500 a day, pushing buttons on your laptop at home, in UP and DOWN Markets, then, who cares where you put all the rest of your money?