After a couple of analysis in one area, I often jump to another area completely different area then start feeling like I can't find anything.These are cities that caught my attention since digesting all these real estate investment content.North Carolina: Raleigh-Durham, Charlotte, High Point1.

This one is released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis instead of the Department of Labor.

I just did an analysis for an investor who purchased a SFH conversion to a Duplex without any due diligence.

Don't get too caught up in the over analysis trap, it is too easy to do that, there is a formula for everything these days.

Both are older homes, the 3/3 was renovated in the 80s.2/1 home is prime candidate for a tandem house out back or teardown and convert to Rowhome zoning, (properties were recently rezoned just across the alley tandem homes, ADU already zoned ok) 3/3 is newer, on a double lot, but my thinking is that I could hold these for a while, go through the rezoning process and sell both if/when the neighborhood continues to get hot enough for more density building, possibly work with a contractor friend of mine to get going in this direction, or try to do construction of tandem home behind 2/2 and then adu behind 3/3 home.Are there any resources for spreadsheets or analysis specifically in this realm/that I could show my financiers to calculate the projections on this?

Possible AirBnB may work over there but you should do a market analysis.3.

Right now, it's clear you aren't looking at properties in real life, so it's not surprising you are stuck in analysis paralysis.

With that said I am financially prepared to start actively investing and wish to avoid further analysis paralysis.

.- Do not get caught in the analysis paralysis trap!

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.