It’s not very high priced, but overall it has good fundamentals.

His hybrid method is a little more technical analysis centric than fundamentals (e.g.

Others do it themselves, but fundamentally you want to make contact and gain an understanding of the situation. 

@John MckeeThere are many analysis tools for commercial deals like The Analyst PRO, but you need to understand the fundamentals so that you can use the analysis tools efficiently. 

@Kimberlee Nadine Hill I forgot to say educate yourself about real estate RIF ( READING IS FUNDAMENTAL) real estate and self improvement books, podcasts recommend real estate investher podcast with @Elizabeth Faircloth and @Andresa Guidelli, BP PODCAST and there are more.

You will have a hard time finding a deal that underwrites generously and meets many primary fundamental investment criteria for a few main reasons.

The 50% rule takes into account the following:1) The fundamental long term nature of investing in real estate.2) The design life of all components and sub-systems of a structure.3) Murphy's Law- Anything that CAN go wrong, will.The fact is, in any given year, your figures may be right on...for that 12 month period.

I love this market because as has been mentioned here the fundamentals are strong, by which I mean there's a diverse economy characterized by durable industries including tech, healthcare, manufacturing, distribution, etc, there's population growth with young professionals moving into the city, the cities are walkable and well planned, there aren't natural disasters such as hurricanes, fires, earthquakes, etc, to worry about, and the quality of life is generally high.

I think in the coming months to half-year we will certainly see more deals hit the market as owners deal with bad buys overvalued purchases, heavy competition in development (ground-up) - mass unemployment - if you do not follow the trends but stick to the fundamentals of a deal structure you should fair well. 

So let's look at the fundamentals of what we've been told:Consistent, reliable income: $3000/monthOccasional, unreliable income: $1025-$2083/monthCost of living: ?