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Joel Calkins
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Where is the balance with "Analysis Paralysis" ?

Joel Calkins
  • Real Estate Agent
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Hey there BP!

Lately, in the forums, I have noticed that many new and even experienced investors are finding possible deals and analyzing their deal to death. I know I do this sometimes when running numbers on what seems to be a great deal and I subconsciously analyze until I find something I don't like or that doesn't fit my criteria, even when it may be a simple fix or low effort solution.

Are there any strategies you guys use to cut out the emotion and see 20/20 deal vision? Also, when is enough data enough?

Thanks!

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