I recently wrote a blog post on this topic and crunched some example numbers for a visual reference.

Crunch the numbers and know what you need to make it work.

Go back to your number crunching .. get NOI based on new insurance quotes ... calculate offer price based on the previously accepted CAP rate and new NOI

I've been crunching numbers using the BP calculator, evaluating properties (targeting MFH).

At time of their death the purchase price would be $50000.I'm trying to use the BP Calculators to help me crunch the numbers, but not have much luck.Can someone guide me through the calculating.As you can tell, I've never done a lease to purchase before.Thanks in advanceJody

I've already made an offer but continue to receive hesitation in all communications from the seller.The seller is in way over their head from a mechanics and number crunching standpoint and want desperately to walk away with every possible penny.

But now I need some advice.Background: I have a double major in Finance and Economics so I like the numbers but I don't like crunching numbers 40 hours a week.

This also starts building up your business's tradeline history and makes it easier to get some larger LOCs in the future.The above is from my own experience over the last few years, some of this may have recently changed with the recent credit crunch as it is...

Crunching numbers on apartments is one of the things I do best.

They know how to crunch numbers too (or so I've heard).Why SHOULD they "give away" (more than) $75k equity?