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How do you figure out the profit?

How do you figure out the profit?


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A penny saved  is a penny earned

Hi there,

I would say if you are at least making 50 %  of over what you are paying out.  ( SOME DAYS IN WILL BE LOWER AND OTHERS HIGHER ) YOU CAN FIGURE DAILY--WEEKLY- 1/2 MO.

-BUT FOR SURE MONTHLY.  Just add up both sides.  Make sure you keep all receets from what you buy,  or spend, payroll and ect.

Every dollar counts.  Same with payment.  I assume you talking about a business.  If its selling something....Basically   same.

When i was in the flea market business  i would sell double the price i purchased it for at yard sales and auction.

God bless

NanadeeCool

Posted 2009-09-20T05:50:00Z
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The price decline should remind homeowners, and home buyers, that housing should never be seen as a short-term speculation, but rather as a place to settle & enjoy, in the long run. Even for people who have bought several homes, the mortgage process may still be somewhat intimidating. However, Mortgage rates continue to drop helping to make home ownership a reality for many new home buyers. Real estate investment should always be seen as a long term investment which will surely provide capital gains in terms of appreciation over a period of time. Here's one such tool which will help you to determine if a property is a good investment. It’s a smart real estate rating engine that provides a lot of information & insight for making a safe real estate investment and can help produce positive cash flow for you. Look into http://www.smartzip.com/info/score

Posted 2009-09-25T10:11:15Z
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