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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do I know if I'm doing it right?
Hi, I am new to investing and I havent bought my first property yet but I am looking and learning as much as I can while I save up for a down payment. Which brings me to my topic, how do I know if I have a solid analysis or not because I have been doing on average 1 analysis per day for the past about 2 and a half months and I haven't found even 1 deal that cash flows, its always around $100 or more in the negative.
So my fundamental question is how do I know if I am just being way too conservative with my analysis or does that sound normal with the amount of bad deals for 2 and a half months straight?
Thanks!