I am waiting on my CPA to get 2011 taxes done and in the meantime I am crunching numbers to gauge the likely hood of the banks writing a blank check....or no check.Either way, thank goodness there are other options out there!

McBride crunched the numbers in a pre-bubble era (2004) for a home purchased at $200,000 by a buyer in the 27 percent marginal tax bracket.

(now I will meet with you to get to know you and even show you what we do so you have an idea of what I want)But when you have a deal, I want to do the basic numbers first before I run out and look at your deals.If I see the pics and run the comps I can crunch the numbers and let you know if I want to look at the house in 3-5 minutes.

Crunch numbers, call back, make a verbal ballpark offer and set an appointment6.

I crunched numbers trying all kinds of different scenarios.

Learning to operate under significant pressure, crunching numbers, how to effectively manage time and dealing with very angry people.

I have looked at a few deals and started crunching some numbers.Ultimately my business plan will include cash-flow rentals and rehabs but to get started I'm planning on doing some wholesale deals.

Right around the time I started REI, my contracting company (it's an employee owned company, I am one of the founders), hit a cash crunch, so I quickly learned the advantage of cash flow vs. equity.

I like crunching numbers like that so I couldn't resist calculating the taxes manually.

Will, the more I crunch the numbers and learn about the the hassles of a SDIRA, the more notes look attractive.