Hopefully, buyer’s agents who invest time in viewings and analysis will be appreciated by their clients.Buyers often overlook many aspects of the process, focusing only on what they consider important.

What if I am not only looking to do quantitative analysis but want to consider some factors that are more qualitative?

Any analysis out there? 

This is in the early stages so I don't have a lot of info to go on right now. 

I stand by my analysis.  

If you do your own thorough analysis of the metropolitan area, neighborhood and property, you have a much better chance at being satisfied with your investment.For example, I'm not sure what market/property you are looking for, but given the $6k out of pocket number, it's likely a cheap property in a B/C neighborhood.

If you don’t address these issues at the acquisition stage, you could end up with significant unexpected costs and delays, i.e. buyers not closing on your deal!

What crime analysis app do you use when analyzing deals and are unfamiliar with the area?

Am I misunderstanding where appraisers get this information, and if I actually can use Rentometer to dispute the rental analysis?  

Quote from @Dylan Ritch: Your problem appears to be analysis paralysis.