😎My goal is analyze 2-3 properties and increase by 1 each week.I find myself 'tweaking' like a crazy woman.Not sure, if its emotions or being a newbie.

Second way is make calls to multiple contractors and set a time and date to meet at the site so you could walk the job with them and inform them as what you're looking for. by doing so they know that they are bidding up against other contractors so they will make they're proposal to you real tight and fare, and those that are completely out of the ballpark have no intention on doing the job.Note, make sure that they are handling all the permitting and the inspections as well as informing you of when they are being called and they give you a time line sheet. time line sheets can be tweaked to your time not theirs.

(If you do that, I've found it's often helpful to highlight or group together, key assumptions you might want to tweak, such as assumed rents, or assumed interest rates, etc.

You can probably tweak it any other way you want if you need as well.On the topic of funding i have always opted for private money it is simpler, less costly and quicker than anything out there.

There is some amount of learn as you go but this should only result in having to tweak those practices.

Insurance, taxes and maintenance need to be tweaked.

I guess I'll keep practicing it on investors and will tweak it where needed.Thanks @Jorjio Hopkins, I'll keep your tactics in mind as I continue practicing.

I thought I had the campaign set up nicely, and I tweak it every day (adding negative keywords, raising/lowering costs-per-click, removing ineffective keywords, etc.).

You may need to tweak a few things when it comes to marketing and talking with sellers.

Can anyone share any samples that can be tweaked with the help of an attorney?