(yeah, cause I just sent one computer-generated card to only you...)3.

Something was mentioned about no prepayment penalty, which is a good thing, but payments are first credited to accrued interest, not principal, attempting to change this with a no PP penalty would then mean if a borrower made a $5.32 payment weekly in addition to the monthly payment, every time a payment was made it would be necessary to re-compute the loan and amortization....not good and you would end yo ticking off any seller (because their Realtor would see that was not common practice).

After talking to a few practicing architects, I realized I would be spending most of my time behind a computer on a CAD program with someone breathing down my neck to meet a deadline.

So I think just like zillow ARVs and “comps” they are using a formula to compute the area and they may mark a couple of blocks yellow or orange when it’s really not.

You wont learn your market sitting behind a computer. you need to go out and look at and evaluate hundreds of deals.

I'm trying to follow what they're saying, but it doesn't really compute as to how you're actually paying the balance off.

I had my kids folding hundreds of yellow letters I made on my computer and stuffing them into envelopes.

With this first ever virtual lunch I did, one of the attendees sent us an off-market deal that we could wholesale to our 3,000+ buyers.Oh, and we will do this Virtual Lunch at 12 NN once a week so while you're literally eating lunch, you can listen in (on your phone or in front of your computer) vs. eat lunch with your officemates who have no clue what real estate investing is about.What do you think?

When I'm at work for 12 hours a shift there is a lot of downtime and its all in front of a computer.

When I run it, it seems to work fine, so I'll need to dig in a little deeper to find out why it's not working on your computer.