Second, you are good with people and the analytics?

Most importantly, improve your tenant selection analytics. 

@Diego HernandezNormally what I see in different real estate partnerships is one person is very analytical while the other is the extrovert.

I'm not into house flipping, but rather buy and hold for cashflow, thus whether the markets go up or down, as long as there are people needing a place to live, my investments should be safe and they are backed by insurance, which is more than I can say for anything I put in a stock market.I do have an interest in doing some partnerships and have been looking into that possibility in the future, I am very analytical and like doing the property analysis and crunching numbers, however I have no desire to get into the rehab/swinging a hammer side of things so the biggest value I can bring to a partnership is generally being the "lender" or analyzing deals.  

Id try to 3-4 months covered  just for the analytical side, can always lower reserves ... other than that are tenants paying all utilities?

So having MLS market data and analytics back then was super valuable.

Newbie Real Estate Broker in Westchester NY interested in multi family investing. 2 questions:1. What website or platform would you suggest I use to look at metrics that are relevant to multifamily investing like sup...

@Bill S. makes some great points -- if it was just about the numbers then we'd all invest in artificial intelligence and analytics and have a bot decide what properties to buy.My thought: I don't think anyone has mentioned it, but you can increase CoC by investing in the property.

I tend to use COC vs is ROI is an evaluation tool.All of these types of metrics are tools, used for specific analytic purposes. 

Being analytical in nature I have to fight against the analysis paralysis when looking at non-performing loans because its easy to find things wrong with them,  but that's why they will sell at a discount.