All the times I've done the math, good deals seem to have some positive taxable income even after all these deductions.If you don't have a loan, you don't get the interest deduction.

Lots of math and learning about money and responsibility there.

A good agent can get pretty close to the proper value for a property/apartment if they've done their homework and studied a market.

Option Pricing and Investment Strategies" by Richard M Bookstaber ,was the book that really turned on the light bulb for me.For a deep math understanding, though a tough book and required reading when we were on the street, "Options, Futures, and Other Derivative Securities" by John Hull.

â€I have some homework to do now!

I know it seems counter intuitive, but it should be a math equation... if it's cheaper pay them to leave.

Thanks Gil i stay on here day and nite reading and doing homework, i know im close to my first deal i just have to be patient

You have done some important homework up front looking for any bad reviews out there, since their referrals will be of course glowing coming from them.

You will not last long in this business if you waste those two things.The math is simple.

Where am I wrong on my math?