This is my precise problem with the program.

Most office clerks will be able to explain exactly what they can do for you if you can articulate precisely what you want.  

Certainly its great to chart expenses and returns however one of the biggest mistakes I see in investors is that they work the numbers too much.

“At the same time, as stronger markets approach stability, it will get harder for them to keep charting improvement, which will also limit the expansion of the IMI.”

Don't waste any more of your precisous time with them.Focus your time and effort of pursuing the unlimited number of wholesale deals out there and working with the great number of people out there that won't give you any trouble.

Make it so that you can stand next to a flip chart and show your spouse exactly how and when that money from your HELOC/IRA/Wherever is going to be invested, perform, and returned to you.

Your on the right track of wanting a short an precise message.

I actually charted this one...

Nope.Start with: 48÷2(9+3)That's equal to: 48 / 2 * (9+3)That's equal to: 48 / 2 * (12)That's equal to: 48 / 2 * 12That's equal to: (48 / 2) * 12 [order of operations]That's equal to: (24) * 12That's equal to: 24 * 12Which equals: 288Yes From wikipedia:The standard order of operations, or precedence, is expressed in the following chart.

Knowing precisely what they are interested in and how much they can afford to pay or want to pay for property is important as well.If you know what your buyers are interested in then you have a significant legup when your out looking for properties.