@Bruce C.Love the chart you shared...  

If you do, your agent will present your offer on your behalf.I love flow charts too, but I hope just a step-by-step guide will help you understand the process.1.

Cause the majority of the time I'll be punching these values into the BP calculators for the sake of presenting these values and charts to potential buyers here in San Antonio.

We just hit the charts in a bad way though as one of the fastest growing cities for cost of living, but it's because of exploding housing costs.

2) the do's and dont's of wholesaling3) is there a workflow chart around that i can look at?

You have to set up properties, units, tenants, bank accounts, chart of accounts, and some other things.Again and again, not sure why investors decide to go focus on "accounting" when their expertise is in "investing".

He has proved this by out-performing pretty much everyone else, even through and despite market volatility.His strategy is not complicated nor is it a secret.His first strategy is simple and cliche - don't panic, invest long term, buy when stocks are low or more precisely, when they are undervalued. 

I built this simple chart (it gets more complicated as everyone's tax rate/deductions are different) for some employees at work.  

Isn’t that precisely what everyone was screaming for?  

And then lending rapidly decreased, precisely when those properties were being foreclosed.