It's up to me to figure it out, crunch the numbers, and have the gut to take a crack at the deal.

I just did some numbers crunching and heres a couple of things the bailout will do.

lolSo ask you this question a start off: what if, and not even know if I can get this done, because I've to check it out with my business partner, she does all the numbers and crunches the numbers to make sure that it works for us, but what if I could somehow get you a payment for period time that would mirror your PITI payment, your outgoing costs, and this might be for a period time I don't know, say 24 to 36 payments, get some time that create some equity by paying down the mortgage a little, not much, a little, Then at the end of this period of time, whatever the mortgage balance is at that time will be the sales price, we call this buying it for the loan balance in the future.Would that be something we could even talk about doing or maybe not?

I guess I am arguing, risk and its assessment is not a monopoly owned by those who can crunch numbers.

Since the banks only have to pay 1% on deposits, many have choosen the low risk Treasuries.The credit crunch at banks may eventually loosen.

She seemed clueless on the whole credit crunch, so I had to fill her in on that.

I would never drive some little light weight thing that would get crunched in a wreck.With Telsas incredible supercharging network they are miles ahead of everyone else.. 

I am just wondering what the numbers would look like, it would probably be better to crunch the numbers and add in the flat rate for the power averaged out over the entire year. 

Note many of the roles I see (I’m actively looking for RE roles) include number crunching roles that involve calculating cash flow & other pieces of information.

It's best to analyze this while the investor is crunching the numbers and figuring out what their max offer could be to make a deal.