If information is limited, use market-based assumptions to run a "worst-case" analysis.

Currently stuck in analysis paralysis on trying to find the right location for a first property, with a willingness to move anywhere in the US. 

I always say 'I don't care what cap rate I buy at, I care what cap rate I can turn it into'I built Market Analysis and Sales Comps tools for my local SoCal market that will let you analyze the current or terminal property & units, from wherever you get your deals from:Sales Comps & ARV estimate:Sales market analysis:Rental market analysis:Would love to discuss how to make your extension that much better!

I think because I've been learning about it so much and talking to so many people, I'm in a state of analysis paralysis and I just need to pick a good deal and go with it with the team that I form.

For me, 2- 4 plexus are, most of the time, a cash flow play, and therefore, the ARV is less important in the analysis.

I've researched different platforms and found one that provides comp analysis along with a rehab calculator tool.

Basically questions that the PM/co-host need to be able to answer without having to do any deep-dive analysis.Property-specific questions such as property improvement advice, revenue potential, etc. that involve deep-dive analysis might justifiably incur an up-front cost depending on the PM/co-hosts business model.

Market Analysis: Mooresville NC and Greenville SCMooresville NC: Known for its proximity to Charlotte and Lake Norman, Mooresville has solid growth potential, especially for families and professionals.

And this needs to come from regulation.Every  *private* syndication needs to have periodic 6 months a reported financial statement to investor in *public* and their future trajactory analysis of their investment.Currently, It has better reward/risk when we invest at public REIT, because the result is available for public and everyone can gives their analysis.

On the North Side we run real life at 1-2% vacancy and run our analysis at 3%.