My intuition is that it does not.So- what are the best flip MSAs out there?

And, I like keeping things once I make them nice, even if that may not be the best business decision at all times...One thing I love about real estate is that it resonates with me and I feel I have an intuitive understanding of it.

This in fact makes sense intuitively as well because an REO in good condition is a more marketable property as buyers consider it almost equivalent to a retail property.

Common sense, experience, and intuition is something that a calculator cannot use to create a reasonable offer price.

Maybe this intentional, but it is not, to me at least, intuitive.

The link is labeled FIND MEMBERS.If you look at those drop down menus, you'll find many other useful areas of the site as well that I'm guessing you've also never seen before.....Your responses indicate to me that the menu simply isn't as intuitive as it appears to be.

Financing is definitely the best for larger buildings, it's easier to get a hold of.Especially when you get into even larger deals, when you can work with smaller private equity firms (million-dollar minimums and whatnot) for your financing, getting into mezz loans and walking into these with very little or even no money down.It seems somewhat counter-intuitive, but banks would rather do the big deals than the small ones.

I knew that she couldn't benefit from the sale so my intuition told me handing her cash wouldn't be a good idea.

Age discrimination is definitely real.As soon as everyone thinks there will not be another boom, as soon as everyone gives up, when no one is buying anymore but the most seasoned.... the new boom will be just around the corner.The 40+ demographic is strange because this group has the least intuitive experience with technology and therefore are not as adaptive.

This seems counter intuitive however I know my amortization table is correct, so I'm left to think either my profit calcs are incorrect or this is in fact the case.Here's my profit calculation:Profit= Home Value-(Principle remaining+Down payment+selling costs)So when I put in 100% down the profit is initially negative due to cost of selling, then increases as though you're earning 3% on a savings account.