You need to take an internal survey so to speak of your personal net worth.

Hi @Dennis Cordero not sure about local VA's (costly) but sites like freelancer and elance are good places to find international VA's with our same time zone.

I would recommend taking a short break from DCF and first familiarizing yourself with the concept of IRR (Internal Rate of Return).  

Currently, I am studying Master of International Business in Boston and soon going to the San Francisco campus.

I am new to biggerpockets and am very impressed with the networking wealth of information available.They are international grad students from India so I think they plan on staying for at least a year if not two.  

And even some Fannie Direct lenders will internal restriction to only 4 loans.So you can have up to 10 confirming loans including your primary home.Hope this is helpful.Upen PatelMortgage BankerFederal NMLS# 1374243

Its open to all investor enthusiasts, so OK to bring your partners, bird dogs, interns, etc.

Right now, all your discussions with them is academic.  

The $8452 you got this year could be invested and -- by definition -- is worth more than the $8452 you'll get in year ten.The true value of that income stream will depend on the initial cash investment, the specific stream of income you get from the investment and the discount rate (essentially your cost of money or opportunity cost).To put things in more concrete terms, check out this post I wrote a couple months ago about calculating the net present value (NPV) of a seller finance deal:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1649...Probably worth checking this out as well, since it relates (Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is the flip side of the NPV coin):http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/09/02...

I have noticed that not everyone accepts BP emails internally.