New Patent Pending Process Discovers The Holy Grail" of Real Estate Investing

This process first establishes a prudent risk-assessed annual profit expected from the property and then computes, with absolute mathematical certainty, the maximum purchase price that will generate that profit. All other established methods start with a suggested price but have no way link it to financial performance.

CAMPBELL, CA - April 16, 2003 - Norman Neinchel, a Silicon Valley mathematician and long time investment property entrepreneur, has discovered what is likely the single most important breakthrough involving income producing investment real estate . . . a revolutionary new technique that first establishes an acceptable annual profit commensurate with the risks involved, and then computes, with absolute mathematical certainty, the maximum purchase price that will generate that profit. Real estate investment groups confirm that capability as the goal of every prudent investor, but one that has never been realized before. The math was too complicated for use by a calculator and had to be incorporated into a small computer software program. Mr. Neinchel calls the process Performance IndexingTM.

According to Mr. Neinchel, an extremely important new revelation by the process clearly shows that even a slightly overpriced purchase will almost always reduce an investors overall annual profit to less than what he would receive if he simply left his money in his bank. He added, The added knowledge, capability and simplicity of this process will permit even investment novices to make prudent decisions that are more often better than the pros."

The details of the process on his Web site has induced economists at the Federal Reserve and the Senate Banking Committee, college professors, appraisers, and investors to contact Mr. Neinchel for demonstrations. His Web site is www.4-income-property-value-software.com.