If your Mortgage is $360k and is fixed for 30 years, math tells me that if you take the $360k and divide it by 30 years, you get $12,000 a year or $1k per month.

The examples above (10% and 9%) were used at random because it made the math easy.  

If sell for 339,000 after one year, break evenIf 339,000 after 6 months, make $15,900If sell for 380,000 after 6 months, profit = $55,900If sell for 380,000 after year, profit = $41,200I appreciate any math wiz's (lol) who stuck with me through that.

Hello all,I have been doing a lot of research and study into notes recently and was wondering if I could get some information/tips as to what to look for, and the numbers I need to be looking at when doing the math.

Do the math for the percentage held for repairs or replacement.

I don't have the personality or the math skills to really get into things like buying and selling Paper or Notes.

Jumping ahead...I now own a home, work 3 jobs...1 of which is my practice out of two different locations, and do most of my own auto/home repairs and maintenance, and have perfect credit.

Smart investors follow the big money and do their homework when it comes to investing in alternative fixed-income funds .

She's not a fan of discipline, math or planning and sticking to long term goals....you know, things that you need for REI.  

When I do the math for rentals, it just doesn't add up.