I recommend meeting them face to face, getting referrals and doing your homework before selecting one to work with.

For those who do itemize, here's how the math works: Let's say you have a $500,000 30-year-fixed mortgage at 4.5 percent, and you're in the 33 percent tax bracket.

Especially the article on the shockingly simple math to retire early.

I've also explored the idea of building multi units-- my rough math doesn't work out building SFRs as rentals (If I'm correct), but the additional revenue from multiplexes makes sense as the cost to construct isn't significantly higher.

I’ve been doing my homework for months now on real estate investing and now that I’m familiar with the route I want to take and have a business plan together in sort, I think the next step is connecting with other investors, agents, contractors, mentors, etc.

For non owner occ real estate, the more favorable math of using the income to wipe out the PITI, and adding what's left (net positive cashflow) to the income column, is what Fannie requires. 

I started my property management company recently in Leominster, MA. The

Hey  people I would like to brush my math skills for real estate investing, to better prepare myself messing with numbers, etc etcWhat kind of math theory investors/you use when dealing with real estate investing?

That should help you a lot. also do all homework and questions.

It’s all about the math.