It will only cash flow about $150/door/month, but I tell you this to point out that cash-on-cash returns are nice to analyze, but I am getting to the point that something that cant be an infinite cash-on-cash return at some point in the near future just doesnt sound that appealing.  

@Justin BradburyTo kick off your path in real estate investing, you need education, networking, setting goals, analyzing deals, and starting small.

I'm using the BRRR calculator to analyze a few opportunities. 

For functional aspects of the home the buyer usually just looks for potential issues but doesn't analyze the differences for valuation purposes.

Determine investment strategies like buy-and-hold, short-term rentals, BRRRR, or partnerships, analyze numbers, consider creative financing options, build a strong team, and start small and pivot as needed.Good luck!

But I like the idea of finding someone to help analyze and assess risk!

With your CPA background and audit experience, you already have a strong foundation for analyzing deals and understanding the financial side of real estate—a huge advantage as you dive into this new journey.

They need to analyze what can go wrong versus right and the percentage and probability of what might happen.

I am not trying to be negative or a Karen, but being real so you can analyze all your options on what course of action you should take for your business and what risk level you are comfortable with.

Are there particular tools or resources you recommend for finding and analyzing comps accurately?