One quick question about the formula....Let's say I find a house that has an ARV of 100,000.

However, sometimes the numbers don't always fit into this stupid 50% formula that everyone thinks it should.

I believe every firm is a bit different and it is a formula (number of units, versus total units managed, proximity to list price, number of extensions).Near month/quarter-end asset managers are usually more motivated because they need to hit their bonus.

In Chapter 9: The Multifamily Millionaire Model, Turner explains how you can use the cap rate formula to increase your ability to make wealth.

here is a great formula to use on list source to find absentee owners to market to but of course you need to fill in with your zip code for the targeted areahttp://www.flip2freedom.net/archive/flip2freedom/my-highest-ROI-mailing-list-CRITERIA-201.html?

I would recommend it to new investors especially because it helps explain many of the concepts and formulas used when analyzing deals.Mastering Real Estate Investments is a worthwhile reference to have around.

I listened to his webinar as it came from a program I am doing with Airbnb formula(yes this is going well for me" "How to find more places than you will ever need to acquire properties" So I purchased the $497.00 program with a 30 money back guarantee.

I have a formula that can help me anywhere however risks and challenges remains same .

No, there usually is no magic formula for getting out of paying off a secured debt.

I would probably pass due to the high purchase price and not fitting my formula.