There are lots of people out there that have experience and capital connections but lack the analytical/underwriting side to tie it all together for a syndication deal.

The course material is geared for 5+ unit MF, commercial buy/hold/sell analysis, market analytics and evaluation for leasing, and a little about raw land strategy.

For me personally, it says we are lucky that we still have a lower entry point then most folks markets.If we jump in and really become bit more analytical.

This makes Google Ads a great option for realtors who are looking to generate more clients without breaking the bank.Detailed analytics: Google Ads provides detailed analytics that allow you to track the performance of your campaigns.

That will let you know if you can flip it as an option B, in case you can't rent it out or you need the cash for a better deal.Dude, take all that with a massive grain of salt though, because I've not gotten past the analytic part using that process yet.

But the skills you learn (problem solving, analytical etc) are useful in anything you do.

Depending on what you use it for, I would look in to Real Capital Analytics.

My company uses a system that tracks analytics and PPC ads literally down to the T.You can see a flash video of the report viewer I use here:http://webmastermydomain.com/trainingvideos/report-viewer/navigatereportviewer.swfI work with a company that designs and does SEO on RE sites.

Also, after hearing @James Carlson it appears that is has become far more reliable.But I wouldn't 100% trust an analytical tool until I'm in the metaverse. 

And am looking for some basic advice to help make the decision -- any analytics tools/softwares, metrics I should keep in mind, and any other dos & don'ts.