But at some point, once you build up enough of a portfolio, its just easier to average things out.If you only want to buy a handful though, it might make some sense:i.e. 1,000 to 1,500 sq ft home - Capex is 80/mo and repairs 50/mo1,500 to 2,000 sq ft home - Capex is 90/mo and repairs 60/mo.2,000+  Capex is 100/mo and repairs 70/moAnd then you'd have some sort of multiplier for age. i.e1900 to 1950 - Add 20% to those numbers (capex 95/mo, repairs 60/mo for 1000 to 1,500)1951 to 1980 - Add 10%1981 to 2000 - No multiplier2000+ Subtract 10%Again, you'd really have to want to get into some analytics.

My company provides real estate analytics and performs deal analysis for investors.

Hey BP Folks!  I've been VERY trigger shy over the last few years, and as a result missed out on a few good opportunities. I have one in my lap now that I think is a go, but still a bit paralyzed. It's a 3 family, two...

Brad, I would say the best tool you can use is numbers .. actual and honest numbers from investments that are current or recently current in your area .. i have found that most investors that are out of state or country are all about the numbers .. they really dont care if its condo's or Sfh's or commercial as much as they care about the bottom line Roi.. make sure its simple enough that a 8th grader could understand but have the college level numbers and info ready for them once they are interested .. most investors that i have delt with ( currently working with 3 out of the area finacial investors ) are analytical and very busy so the shorter to the point and having all your numbers ready is the most important .. also a goid track record helps or clients that dont mind giving you a goid reference .. good luck and God Speed ..Michael Short    

I've decided to start using my research and analytical skills to do some investing myself.

What are the analytical assertions assumptions that yield an achievable result?

I'll reiterate by saying I am not upset by this...I am just an analytical person and needed to get a clear understanding of why I was paying him the buyer's side of the commission as well.  

:I prefer the Mustachian view on inflation - much less alarmist.Yup agreed that this is a much more thoughtful/analytical/accurate review.

Pending the analytics qualify obviously, retail medicine is a great option for someone looking to lease the space after the buyout or through a sublease.  

This was debunked by the SVP of Analytics at Airdna.