It only highlights how callous big corp. is, it's simple mathematics exactly what will happen.

The seller is going to be suspicious if you try to base the price on a mathematical formula with variable inputs.I think the best strategy is offer what you think it is worth and if during due diligence you find it is worth less, explain to the broker why you must retrade.

Either you use cash-secured 2% loan or do Portfolio LOC by constructing hedged portfolio that yield 6-10% ; loan interest is 6% so pretty much you loan for 0% interest. to play devils advocate here of course mathematically this all works.. but really what is your experience in construction ?? 

Mathematically, this is the best solution.

These scams are a mathematical game.

@Brent Coombs Our system is a mathematically-backed system that calculates all of the costs and cash requirements for the project (including sales costs and profit) and compares it the ARV. 

Left to it's own dominion ai will, with mathematical certainty, destroy us and at best, enslave us.

Mathematically, the concept of Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) is simple. 

I talked to my real estate agent and he told me in the current market it's mathematically impossible to cash flow even when I move out and rent all the units (Duplex or Triplex) he told me I will still be losing some money on the property.

I know the resources (Craigslist, local paper, other landlords , etc) I just would like to see how someone does these estimates either mathematically or the process they go through.