@Derek Hamilton I'd do the math on what you'd be saving after you include principal paydown on a primary residence to get an accurate picture. 

The math;  any market that is growing, new jobs, take a min wage job of $10/hr and a somewhat better job of $15/hr and multiply times 160x hrs (1 mo) =  10 + 15 x 160 = 4k after taxes = $3200 so qualifies for $1100/mo rental. 

I just want to make sure I am doing the math right and adding in all the right variables.

Hard Money allows you to be more in control of the process and a clear outlook on profits and cost.All in all, when determining which course to take, make sure you do your homework and know your math

Can you help me run the math and check my numbers?

But recently, my oldest daughter, who is now 30, after doing a little math, commented that when I pass the benefits of my investments will more likely help her children (my grandchildren) than her. 

Rei is applied math using dollar signs, not percentages. 

You can make the math work either way.

The SBA/Treasury will allow this to round up to 75% because of the odd math issues involved.  

Per annum math only so we can all compare apples to apples.