Hello folks.  I'm just getting started as a REI/flipper.  I've tried to make my own spreadsheet which makes more sense to me based on my current understanding of deals.  Is there any obvious or important things I am m...

an independent subject to appraisal would be a good tool to use for the analysis

.- Be Clear: Define all terms clearly in the agreement.Mistakes to Avoid:- Incomplete Due Diligence: Conduct thorough inspections and financial analysis.- Unclear Documentation: Ensure agreements are well-drafted to prevent misunderstandings.- Market Trends: Consider future market impacts on property value and income potential. 

However, I am experiencing analysis paralysis of which way to go.

Regular market analysis and strategic selling of underperforming assets while the market is strong can allow you to reinvest in higher-performing assets or hold cash for future opportunities.Leveraging built equity through equity partnerships or private lending can generate passive income while keeping your capital relatively liquid.

Taking into account both immediate costs and future rental revenue, this analysis will assist you in deciding whether making the renovation expenditure is in line with your financial objectives.Second, you have choices when it comes to finance.

(You may however quickly find out that your numbers/analysis need tweaking.)But if it does work out all I require for making the connection is that WE close the deal.As to your question, do you want to be a fix and flip investor or a wholesaler?  

Michael DohertyPREMIUM#4 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor Real Estate AgentWest Hartford, CtReplied 11 hours agoHi Brynn - Congrats on working towards retirement!

I own and manage 14 single family homes, all occupied nearly 95% of the time (stable rental market in my area), and currently analyzing a deal and figured why not ask for more input from all of you! Here it is:3 prope...

So, your analysis is flawed.As already mentioned, S8 is a TOOL, not a MIRACLE.Invest wisely...