Recheck your math in above post.

If the agent who's balking is open to a discussion, give them the REAL breakdown of the expenses rather than the "Flip This House" math from your first post.Its easy to look at any business and say "you're selling these shoes (say) for $100 and I'll be you're paying $50 for them.

But the math isn't quite correct.In reality your profit is nowhere near $200 a month.

I am sure some people and subjects would disagree (math/engineering/sciences), however with real estate I found it so.

I do recommend initially skipping all math questions, and the questions you don't know right away.

Are you asking for someone to check your math???

Major red flag...much more due dilligence is needed to say the least.My suggestion is next time you need someone to analyze a deal, have credible sources that support your math.

So doing any ARM will need to be disclosed within this tolorence and frankly, most seller won't be able to comply with the math required!

Do the math; how much would you spend on 10 years of term versus whole life?

The United States needs to get our kids back to reading, writing and math.