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A quality local RE Broker/Agent in tandem with a reliable contractors should be able to help you with full analysis of post rehab value.

I find myself always going into analysis paralysis, wanting to learn about everything before actually taking any action.

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But make sure to avoid "analysis paralysis".

Paralysis by analysis is a real thing!

Building out an analysis sheet to underwrite potential properties if they get past this first part helped me lots, pm me and I can send it your way. 

@John CampbellThere are several considerations that can go into the analysis of whether you need an LLC or whether a large insurance policy will suffice.

In my current analysis, I'm (trying to) take that into account during our "move out event", including converting to a conventional loan, renting out both units, etc.

Here are some tips and insights to consider as you begin building your real estate portfolio:Options:Refinancing: If you have equity in your condo, consider refinancing to access funds for future investments.Investment Loans: Explore options like conventional loans for financing future rental properties.HELOC: Depending on your equity and financial situation, a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) could provide flexible financing for down payments or renovations on new properties.Build a Financial Strategy:Budgeting: Create a detailed budget that includes mortgage payments, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs for your rental property.Cash Flow Analysis: Calculate expected rental income versus expenses to ensure positive cash flow.Emergency Fund: Set aside funds for unexpected repairs or vacancies.Research the Rental Market:Location: Choose rental properties in areas with strong rental demand and potential for appreciation.Tenant Profile: Understand the demographics and preferences of renters in your target market.Market Trends: Stay updated on rental market trends and local regulations affecting landlords.Property Management:Self-Management vs.