I’ve never used NPV for any of my real estate investment analysis, though I use it pretty regularly in my day job.

Is “purchase price” $350k or $50k when calculating for some of these analysis metrics?

SF is winning me over at the moment because I'm a beginner, but I'm sort of stuck in analysis paralysis right now trying to decide.Thanks in advance! 

Practice market research, property analysis, building a team, and starting small.

Now the landlord has to eat the cost of the attorney, it took a month or two longer, probably will raise rents, screen harder and ultimately the vast majority of good tenants get to pay the price.That's why I donate my time to the RPA Rental Property Association of Wisconsin, which is a local non-profit REIA and we lobby in Madison for sustainable landlord tenant laws - if you are a Wisconsin investor, please consider joining.Excellent analysis!

Run your deal analysis, run your capex, run your P/I.  

I find it worth every penny to do this analysis before making an investment. 

Just curious as to the source of your stress.Investing passively in real estate requires a different or additional analysis.  

Avail- There's a rental analysis tool on Avail. 

Let's just say the data so far has pointed to my analysis being true.https://www.axios.com/local/washington-dc/2024/01/06/nar-verdict-real-estate-comissions-washington-dc