Anything from your credit card purchases to the liberty books you check out to the groceries you buy at the store are all easliy trackable.

All Cash Its true 30 percent is a horrible number but think of it this way the people that are here are renting.

I bought my first investment property with down payment from a credit card.

Here's something that I came up with, just as an example:http://realtor.com/Prop/1056864059Is this too good to be true?

This is an overly simplified example where all of the houses are the exact same (this almost never happens in the real world), but the general principle holds true regardless.Reading Sales Data and Making AdjustmentsFirst of all, for the purposes of personal due diligence, don't try making all kinds of adjustments to your comparable sales.

This might be true.

Then send 3 post cards to the home for the seller to contact you.

About a year after reading this book there was major discussion as to whether or not the story was true.

There seems to be a wealth of information online, but not a lot of info for true beginners.

It is true that the MORE you pay EARLY, the bigger the savings, but the total savings continue to add up.Here's an example using my amortization schedule that is on my Microsoft Excel.