But if you want to evaluate RE against stocks, collector cars, coins, etc. or set up an antique booth at the local mall, start a website, or maybe buy another type of business, your decisions would be much more analytical. 

Here's my question:  I am an attorney and, by my nature and my profession, am pretty analytical. 

I'm now extremely disclipined in managing exactly where and how much I need to exert and channel for maximum efficiency, what methodologies I need to implement/introduce/test into my systems along with the analytics of such, etc.This is what helped me.

I'm hoping to connect with individuals (or networks) from whom I can learn and hopefully provide some value of my own.What I've got to offer:1) I'm a proactive learner - I enjoy absorbing knowledge, asking questions, and challenging basic assumptions.2) I don't take myself too seriously and actively try to avoid being an *******.3) I have found decent white-collar success; I am the VP of Analytics at a digital marketing agency.

You need robust back end systems for tracking and escrow flow.5. you need some pretty good analyticals in your office to figure out values.6. you need very good idea on rehab construction and budgets.. 

. - You must have a good clean web site, a lead magnet (a form to get info from people in exchange for something cool), Facebook pixel and Google analytics at minimum. 

Hi All - I am a newbie in the learning / education accumulation phase. My strategy is likely going to be buy and hold single family homes in FW area to rent out. I am looking at homes online on a daily basis, but righ...

If you truly gave them your best offer, and they didn't bite and are 100% opposed to holding any type of paper, you need to appeal to the emotional side as opposed to the analytical.  

I'm very analytical and sometimes I overthink things.

He's a seasoned investor with a nice portfolio, an experienced rehabber who GCs all his own rehabs, and he's great at digging in on analytics.