Crunching the numbers I'd like to get it to 12-15K sf rentable as soon as possible because right now with only 6,600 sf a lot of the potential profit is being eaten away by the expenses.  

It has been mentioned dozens of times on the Bigger Pockets Podcasts and through my research that new investors should analyze and practice running the numbers on potential real estate properties before jumping into your first investment.I am curious to see approximately how many deals that more experienced investors analyzed and crunched the numbers on, prior to your first deal.

Excelent to get alternative leads, as they crunch the data for you.Investway: Very good system to get the comps for you analysis.

Depending on your goals and how the numbers crunch out, it could be a good option.

The numbers crunch for rental or flipper after repair.

I'm going to do the landscaping (that means sprinklers, sod, much beds in this area), but I can't say I've crunched the numbers on ROI...

Still crunching numbers as well.

Sounds like you have a good plan, as long as you trust your friend/partner just make sure you “crunched the nimbers” and all looks good there. 

I have my eye on a duplex currently, given my situation it might be a good start, although I'm going to get every single number I can to crunch them before I even step foot in there.

While I did crunch the numbers and did some due diligence, it's been a good learning experience for me thus far on what i could have/should have done better.