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Ryan DiCanio
  • Aurora
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Am I overcomplicating my analysis?

Ryan DiCanio
  • Aurora
Posted

Hey BiggerPockets Community,

I am having some issues with overcomplicating my analysis' right now. If the numbers look "too good" I feel like I may have not accounted for something or am overvaluing a certain aspect of the property. This then gets me stuck analyzing the same property trying to figure out where I went wrong.

Any thoughts on how to mitigate that feeling and become confident in my numbers? Does it come with experience?


Any feedback would be appreciated!

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