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Jason Tran Another College Dropout?
28 January 2019 | 16 replies
I was a Secondary Mathematics Education Major before I dropped out.
Ammon Gutierrez College or Real Estate
9 October 2017 | 25 replies
I just finished up my bachelors in mathematics and would love to try my hand at working for a firm.
Gabrielle Quarles How to make a good offer to the seller?
3 November 2022 | 16 replies
Give me a mathematical reason why it is 70, why not 72.5 hell why not 61%?
Ruben Ramirez Where do I find properties to wholesale other than drive for doll
23 July 2022 | 15 replies
You are fishing for that exception.I am giving mathematical proof of my claims. 3% success rate doesn't "work". .. but NO ONE addresses this.
Michelle Phimmasone DSCR loan question and help
25 July 2022 | 13 replies
From mathematical formula:Here's the first month ratio from amortization table for the first month for principal and interest rate paymentfor loan of $100k:CP:cum. principal LB=loan balance.Interest rate of 3%interest/principal$250:$171 ratio principal to interest : 40%,first principal $177,when is CP>LB=month 2205%415:120 ratio principal to interest : 22%6%500:99 ratio principal to interest : 16%7.5% i:p 100k625:75 ratio principal to interest:10% , CP>LB month 2208.5%708:60 ratio principal to interest 7%7.5% i:p 100k with additional principal of $177 every month625:75 ratio principal to interest:10% , CP>LB month 128Result:-Interest rate of 7.5% and 8.5% doesn't make much difference in equity building(diff only 3%), except if you could have interest rate of 3-4%- What you should do is simple, just go with interest rate that doesn't require you to add anything upfront.- if you add $177 principal payment for every $100k, your equity building is actually faster than 3% without additional principal payment.
Tay Lovett Off-Market Properties? How do you acquire them?
13 September 2022 | 41 replies
You need to pick a DIFFERENT marketing strategy to increase that number.Do you start to see how I mathematically have proven  that DMM, Cold Calling, Text messaging.. anything to do with a list simply doesn't work when it comes to mathematical standards?
Josue Guzman Lurking in BP from Houston, TX.
23 January 2015 | 8 replies
I graduated from the University of Houston with a degree in mathematics (mostly out of love for the subject) not really knowing what I wanted in life.
Jason Abbott Top formulas for measuring investment property
5 March 2014 | 6 replies
.," will also help.In addition to mathematical formulas there are other factors in evaluating commercial property.
Tim M. Private lending @ 10% in Oakland, CA - good or bad deal?
10 March 2017 | 8 replies
Still good all things considered.For an exactly 12 month HML, points are mathematically identical to a 1-for-1 rate bump.
Matt Shields The Lottery: A Tax On The Mathematically Challenged
29 August 2017 | 9 replies

Yesterday I was driving to check out a house that I just purchased and stopped at QT to get gas and a drink, then noticed a line out the door. I asked if they were giving away free coffee or something but was told eve...