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.

However, I'd really like to get into the nitty gritty numbers, statistics, and marketplace trends as I'm a bit of an analytics guy.

I am analytical person by nature and from what I have heard on their podcast - land investing is numbers game.

There are many others on this site who can answer that question much better than me, as I don't do nearly as much analytics as the full time investors here.4. 

We all bring something different to the table and I have very strong analytical, finance and accounting skills, while the other two are stronger with the handy work.

I’ve been looking to do the same thing further south (CO Springs) and just can’t get the numbers to work to where I’ve been comfortable enough to pull the trigger, but that may be me being a little too analytical. :) Best advice I have is really learn the market, as Greeley can be much different from area to area, and find a good agent that works with investors and understands your needs.

As I've mentioned in a prior post, I've become unemployed in my industry of 17 years (banking - mostly in marketing analytics, market strategy and operations strategy - analyzing where to place new and close offices, etc based on market potential), and am considering a career change to maximize my future.