I am a whiz with spreadsheets and financial analysis; so while I don't have much experience in real estate, I could possibly add some value on the analytical side if needed (want to be a giver, not just a taker!).

Use you analytical number side to analyze your business not roi on houses.

My brother, Jamie, grew up on the analytical side.

I am a very analytical person, and have been spending my time reading.

On original idea of mine was to to build up capital by flipping so that financing would become less of a problem when I look to start buying and holding rental properties.What I’ve done thus far: I’ve identified what I believe is a good farm area in the Milwaukee suburbs, have looked at over a dozen homes, am working with an experienced Realtor for those areas, created several analytical spreadsheets to help me in analyzing potential deals, put in a few offers, and for the most part have my financing in order.

I admire his attentiveness to detail and analytics.

So, thank you to everyone who takes time away from their business and family to share their knowledge with us.I come from an analytics background, so it is how I think about things.

Since the Preferred Return is low, I next go to the comps to see how the Sales Prices were estimated and I'm not looking at analytics or specific comps now.

Thinking - real, constructive, analytical thinking is the hardest job in the world.  

@Jatin ShahWelcome to BP.Most good tax attorneys are analytical and risk averse.