But more importantly they provide a historical reference and can help identify trends and correlations.For each of our properties, we establish a performance tracking dashboard that visualizes these monthly KPIs as trends across the full history of the property.

As of right now, I would like to look further into large multifamily properties (50+units) because I think there is more potential and that type of dynamic may fit my personality better.

That CBRE article was a 2020 report, but based on 2018-19 numbers, which have little bearing on the market dynamics of a post-COVID world.

Open kitchens appeal to people for whom the kitchen is a place to eat and spend time, a visual focus of their pricey living space, not a place to actually cook, let alone cook well.

The conditions, recommendations, and suggestions contained herein are the result of a visual inspection, without removing surface materials or performing structural calculations, as of this date.This house is a one story residence, approximately 70 years old, consisting of asbestos shingle exterior walls with a an asphalt composition shingle roof surfacing.

You've successfully closed the deal, and it's time to start this exciting new chapter.ConclusionNegotiating in real estate is an intricate dance that requires preparation, strategy, and effective communication.By taking the right actions and understanding the dynamics of negotiation, sellers can increase their chances of achieving their goals and securing a favorable deal.In the world of real estate, knowledge and skill are your allies on the path to a successful negotiation.

Worst case scenario is that you get proficient at analysis and your market dynamics...best case, you find some deals.    100% of my portfolio is comprised of property types that I hear comments daily on BP that others don't consider them ever to be profitable.  

But everyone has slight variations on how they think about and decompose a problem, so you'll see a lot of people roll their own.That said, I like the visualizations that come with the BP calculators (not spreadsheet), although I don't personally use them for deal analysis.Hope that helps!

[My apologies for any unpleasant visuals conjured up by the "in my office" comment!]

I also have a DSCR/COCR/ROI Sensitivty analysis page, an amortization schedule accurate up to 30 years and a criteria worksheet page that I plan to coordinate with the primary page to show conditional formatting with the resulting numbers to visually tell me what metrics work with my criteria and which ones do not.