I'm over analytical at heart, and even though this only takes a few minutes to whip up, I'm still curious what everyone else does and if there are more efficient alternatives.

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See this is why you need to do in depth analytical data on commercial property because even if it looks good on paper you got to crunch the numbers and see if overall if it's a good investment.And Jon as far as 100% financing you think he can get that?

However, I would think so long as we can demonstrate the cash-flow can service their note and provide sufficient reserve, as a debt financier they woud be satisfied.What I am looking for at this point is a) a general indication of whether we are rowing in the right direction;b) tips on how to package/present an offer to a financier ... in engineering it is analytical and easy, my experience thus far in real-estate (with Sellers and conventional mortgagees) is there is a far higher degree of subjectivity in decision making.c) Any indication on what we may need to change in qualifying our properties prior to striking a deal ... i.e. do any of our conditions need to be tightened?

This is a major analytical error.  

I'll describe my situation as opposed to asking a question, and please chime in:To start, I work my W2 as a Quality Control Analytical chemist. 

This is what I'm assuming however while compiling all my analysis, I'm trying be as diligent as possible which will enable me to build out a proper analytical system. 

@Rusty - I'm afraid I'm not very analytical but I think they're doing pretty well.

Strong analytic skills.No real estate specific skills.Dont want to deal with a tenants directly on a regular basis.Risk averse in the sense that I don't want to take on investments that could bleed over liability into my other assets.  

Can you track analytics?