I'm excited to start but trying to do my homework before I hit the ground.Irina

Is this the new math my grand kids are learning?

It must be a case of "creative math".

The math is simple.

So, my math is based on my goal.

Be careful to do your homework in FL before buying.

ALL of our other creditor's decided that we were now a risk, and JACKED UP OUR APR'S from what was a decent 5%-10% at the most, current (then) APR, to upwards of 25%-29% on ALL of our cards....You do the math....along with that..some of our creditors even REDUCED OUR LINES OF CREDIT...further making it IMPOSSIBLE to refinance a current property to fund another deal, THEN THE MARKET WENT SOUTH...and REAL TROUBLE CAME that wasn't due to my negligence, but was due to a MARKET on Wall Street that had gone CRAZY...due to their own internal greed, etc....It's sooo hard to judge the masses, when your living above the clouds, to even mind or care to listen even, to the finest of details that occur in most of the lives of us little people, below the clouds.Luck will have nothing to do with me getting my family out of this mess, but my faith in God, and my hope in that most people are good and decent, and willing to help, will.Tom K., I hope, sincerely, that you never have to go through what most of my clients and family and friends are going through (who are responsible individuals becoming the scape goats in this society of late)...but if you do, God forbit, I truely hopt that you will have a network of friends and family that will not judge you, and some folks do, and will support you, and hopefully, you'll know a banker/investor/broker, someone...who will at least give you the time of day, to listen to your "story".

I personally just don't think it's as easy as picking up a book or going to a few classes to become a successful investor, I think you do your homework and then you go out and actually start investing and learn along the way.

Listed it for 1.63 in Feb, then dropped it to 1.575.Finally rented it out for 7500 per month.The math listed in the link suggests he is upside down in his cash flow.There are nice pics exterior and interior on the second link.http://housingdoom.com/2009/06/03/geithner-cant-unload-his-house-either/http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/photos/33049632_zpid/

I like it because it "shows me the math" and how this works. it hit home with me. apologies to anyone who may have seen this already, and if you haven't yet, please consider passing it along..