Your leverage will come from having a firm grasp of the numbers and presenting the seller with a reasoned argument for why it doesn't make sense for you.

I have a pretty decent grasp on how he came about all his other numbers, but I am still learning.I have a specific equation in mind that I need help with.$10,000 Note$ 6,000 Offer (discounted 40%)120 Payments10% interest$132.15 Monthly PaymentYield earned is 24% (Question: I need help to show me how to calculate how the 24% yield)Any assistance would be appreciated.Regards,Lori

One thing I'm struggling to grasp is scaling.

But you can't grasp the lessons about XYZ if you aren't experiencing those things at that moment.

I have been studying for quite some time and have a sound grasp on how real estate investing works and it’s different strategies.

I would like to make a purchase on my first investment property before the end of the year,  I have spent a lot of time reading on biggerpockets,  and feel like I have an okay grasp on the math and idea of all of it.  

I do RE consulting and could recommend a few people that can help you through the process so you have a realistic grasp on how "remates" work here.

I'm grasping here and apologize for not having a definitive answer for you.

Especially starting out, you're never going to get anywhere if you don't manage to get full and complete control if you don't have an absolute grasp on all your personal finances, if you don't know about lifestyle creep and the hedonic treadmill, if you or the person handling your money can't pinch a penny until the shield dents.4.

Again, I think other than someone providing examples of their prior deals, I think I now have a good grasp of it.