I know I can look at an amortization schedule, but I am guessing there has to be a simpler way to quickly estimate the numbers - can't find a decent online calculator for thisAppreciate any help - thanks!

However, this term can be somewhat misleading.

To keep it short, just from knowing him as a friend and knowing the level of success he has, I already trust him enough to put money into his projects, but I know I should be responsible and do my due dilligence.Essentially, a big project right now is a cabin in a very busy vacation spot that is going to be about $2m.

I have purchased half duplex in Connecticut a year ago (home price seems to be up 10% since i purchased). 

Community banks got hammered last year after the rate hikes and credit union terms blew them away.We got 25 yr am, 2 yr I/O 6.75% 80% LTCIt's always the right time to buy real estate, although some times may be more challenging, it isn't always the right time to sell.It's only the right time if you are committed!

Here are some methods I have used so far.Free Sources:- information, or free internet search like switchboard.com- pipl.com (not too bad for free - finds social networking sites too)- Courthouse records (shows previous subpoena addresses and if they have a driving offence their date of birth in my county.

Additional contingencies should be added to the budget and discounted valuations should be applied in such scenarios. 

For those of you with rentals, this may be of interest to you which I discovered on linkedin.

We would be happy to show you what we do, how we do it and our overall flipping strategy.

Should we do this or would it be better if we designed a postcard online to send out?