Here's the 3 year formula from Steve Berges' example (Table 8.1):Net CFs from Investment 3 Yr Exit in Year 3 = Owner's Equity + Gain on Sale in Year 3 + Total Return in Year 3 + (Principal Reduction Year 1 + Principal Reduction Year 2)$599,692 = 175,500 + 340,000 + 56,021 + (13,541 + 14,629)You will do the same for a 5 year exit, but be sure to include Principal Reduction from Years 3 and 4!

Other groups I've had the pleasure to have worked with are RichDad Education, Flipping Formula, Real Market Masters, Government Loophole Magic, Rehab Valuator, Keller-Williams Realty, and Global Investments Inc.If you're interested in investing in the St.

I charge a flat fee for late charges based on a formula.  

When it came to the final test, the math formulas ate me up!!  

Then I would get a little more educated on formulas and numbers when it comes to purchasing rentals.

REOs have a specific formula they follow usually -- you're not going to get it for 35k when their asking price is 90k.

Regardless of owner financing yes the price matters, what you pay is one of the most important parts of the formula.

You can find formulas on this site and others that suggest a calculated fair price, but you need to know more than that before you enter into a contract.  

This method is a good formula to quickly vet a deal, but not foolproof. 

. - How many units are you looking for and what formula are you trying to achieve.