Compute a PV using your terms and you get a loan amount, which I would use as the price.

:-)A lot of people believe that with wholesaling, you can spend a couple weeks on the computer, looking at listings, sending emails, etc, and then the money just starts rolling in.

I'm setting up my first tenant on SparkRent very soon.Someone on here mentioned that tenants may have the "I couldn't get the website to work" or "the computer ate my payment" or whatever excuse for late rent.

In 2009 over 61% of home owned a computer.

I'll get that mug shot up soon I just got the picture on my computer and with the technology we have with phones now I really don't use it as much if you know what I mean.

If the usury limit is 10% and 9% is the note rate, but 4 points are charged, the points are deducted from the loan amount advanced and that amount is computed over the term with the original payment required to be paid and the effective interest rate is then computed, the annual percentage rate, which will be higher than the note rate in this case.Other loan expenses such as processing fees, origination fees, underwriting fees, funding fees, broker's administrative fees, loan servicing fees and such as well as private mortgage insurance are expenses to obtain the loan.

So there goes my cash flow. ...I don't quite get your math here, in how you calculated that increase.I will write it in math equations to show you how I arrive at my number.0.04 x value = 700 -> implies value = 700 / 0.04 = 17500So, from that new value we re-compute:0.06 x value = 0.06 x 17500 = 1050So I don't know where your 2800 number came from.

Morning BP FamilyIs there any computer programs out there that I can purchase to assist me in finding real estate and help analyze the numbers for certain neighborhoods.Thanks!!

Here is how it works: The treasurer in your market may have a different procedure.Prior to the lottery, each person attending that wishes to purchase is assigned a number.The property/lien/certificate ("assets") that is being sold is announced.A computer puts all the numbers into a random order, and displays it.They call the numbers in order, one by one, and asks if that person wishes to purchase.Once someone affirms that they want to purchase, they stop calling numbers.That person gets to buy the asset at the posted or announced price.If the purchases fails to pay by the following day, then its sold at the posted price, first come first serve.They repeat the process for each individual asset.To answer your question, there is no bidding, If you get picked and choose to purchase, its all yours.

A Rose by any other name would smell as sweet" William Shakespear, Romeo and Juliet.Younger people getting into real estate who haven't learned real estate and won't, have a hard time with conceptual-logic, maybe computer games cause that, I don't know, they don't seem to be mastering the game of chess either.