I've gone over these at a high level with some agents but I'm analytical so I like to drill into the details. 

As for researched, I have spent time reading blogs, watching YouTube videos (Brain Dean, Neil Patel, and others) and installed Yoast plugin plus Google Analytics.

I’m wondering if anyone has ran any analytics on New construction four Plex in Utah like build cost etc. and would be better to build or buy an existing building?

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I am pretty analytical and have owned and sold my own business in the past, so I have a good foundation for how the math and metrics should work.

If the agent you're working with is an investor themselves, that helps.Just keep it methodical and analytical as you move forward, never let your emotions get involved when investing.

Lead management and basic marketing functions some integrations need for mail service along with some basic analytics functions.Thanks in advance for your help.

I've heard that the first property was the hardest and it gets easier from there, but what ultimately pushed you to finally make that first purchase I can sense right away this is not an information, market research or analytical problem.

People who install solar panels probably take better care of their house, tend to be more analytical and price their home less emotionally, etc.Nobody is saying it's not a value-add.

Looking to purchase more STR's and curious if anyone can suggest which is better for analytics: Mashvisor or Airdna.