Currently crunching numbers! 

Get as much info as you can and use it for crunching the numbers just for practice. 

Another one to I would suggest is to Listen to Brandon turner on podcast 120 on analyzing deals because you want your numbers to work and to get a better description of it got it the webinars archive look up how to analyze deals on there as well as he shows you to better your situation as a wholesaler crunching your numbers.

I didn't start factoring into my numbers crunch, and ended up needing it.

(I am always willing to crunch the numbers) But you are correct, quite likely it would be crazy to accept such terms.He has been advised prime plus 1 - 1.5% as a rate, but that lender will do a 75% LTV on the lower of either the existing real estate value, or the replacement cost. 

I find lucrative on-market and off-market deals in Central California (mostly the Bakersfield and greater Kern County areas), crunch the numbers so you know the after-repair values and what you should offer, and assist you with your real estate purchases and sales.  

I need a little help as I'm trying to crunch numbers on different properties and arrive at a number that that I should offer using the 2% rule......well kind of.  

I will do some additional recommendations on Bakersfield and Fresno and crunch the numbers to see how much of a viable solution is to look for an investment property out there.Best of luck to you as well.

Been at the books, videos, podcast and crunching numbers game for a year now.

We are also in a time when Banks can simply run reports and crunch data on ownership mismatches across their entire portfolio with a click of a button (not researching each and every property one by one, state by state).