Minh, not sure how it happened but part of my last post looks like your quoted post...I have no idea how that even happened...except computers hate me...so maybe that's it...but there is a little more at the top of that post back to you! 

I want the experience of doing it myself a couple times before trying to outsource.In the future, I see myself enjoying more time with my family and less time in front of a computer screen.

I have like a great chart saved 2 my desktop 4 this, does anyone know how i can make a picture show up on the page here without like putting it 2 photobucket and having to paste a long link 

With the following caveats, I think you could live comfortably on 2K per month(I always laugh when Money or other mags do their computations on how much you need!)

FYI - a computer routes emails to the mentors according to the keyword in the subject line, that is why it is necessary.

I will say though that they can and have done controlled experiments but what Jason isn't telling you here is the controlled experiments just didn't giving them the results they want so they're creating computer models based on virtual controls they are creating.

PV is present value, which computes the loan amount from a payment.max payment = (rent/2) - desired cash flowmax price = PV (rate, term, max payment)max price = PV (rate, term, (rent/2)-desired cash flow)I'll assume 6% and 30 years for the loan, since that's the current rates for NOO loans.

Forcing the notes to be run through a licensed originator only ensures compliance with those laws and in no way restricts your ability to do business.Let the originator quote the rates/terms or provide a spreadsheet on your computer that will instantly print a rate/term quote that is compliant (with their contact info and disclosures etc).

You have no idea what I bumped into and I'm not going to waste any more bits of computer space on explaining anything to you about it.Just one other thing, since you like to mention my "coaching".

You can make and upload a video to YouTube with just about any computer that has a video camera, smartphone, or digital camera.