My recommendation would be to find a market where the deals work (even if you have to analyze 20 deals before committing to the market) and go from there. 

Understanding common improvement costs and repair costs will help you locate and analyze future deals. 

You need to analyze markets for the returns you're trying to get and then reach out to people in that market such as agents, property managers, lenders, etc and see if you can start to build a good team there. 

Brian explains how to analyze offerings for exactly the kind of question you have and many more.  

William Galliato is great.Shoot me a dm with your email if you want an introduction.PS I'm a Realtor in Chicago if you want some help on the locating and analyzing front.

I really enjoy analyzing deals and finally pulled the trigger, but now I’m playing the waiting game until I have enough capital for the next deal.

Very cool way of analyzing it @Eric GoldmanIt seems like everything I find that people want to sell is unique and not a cookie cutter way of analyzing the deal.I recently just purchased a 4 unit building with 13 storage units on the property. 

At my day job we consult with c-suit executives of retail, restaurant and location based entertainment clients using proprietary data licenses to help them determine the best location for opening new stores, analyzing can cannibalization of existing stores, competitive analysis and more.

Hi BP Community, I am looking to see if anyone is interested in taking on a part-time Analyst. My real estate background includes being an agent in Philadelphia & NYC. Also, I did an internship at a property manag...

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