@Brandon Turner turner put an excellent outline out on his realestateinyourtwenties.com site - I believe the pdf is in the BP File section.I try to read it once a quarter to remind myself of my goals.

Im a data nerd at heart so heavy excel work is something I enjoy. 

Hi all - I'm looking for a good excel template for analyzing multifamily deals.  

In addition, you have begun to offset expenses while saving more money, you are establishing excellent credit while building assets, and you’re gaining tax advantages while getting management, home buying and repair education at an early age.

Excellent points Bryan, although you forgot a couple of expenses to arrive at your $25K profit.

Dick Green of this forum provided an excellent explanation of what he felt the Inverse Purchase was, but I want to expand on his thoughts by correcting his post....For instance the property is selling for $100,000 which is worth $150,000.(1) Buyer "A" is yourself (the investor) who agrees to/contracts with seller at a purchase price of $100,000.

Excellent point of view Aaron.

It's awesome.With excellent credit and projected income, an individual is able to qualify for an average of $40,000 in business credit funding.

@Adam Anstatt, excellent information! 

I'd wager if they are scheduling a sale, they have enough data to think they have a legal right to go to sale.