All three completely change how you analyze a deal on paper before you buy. 

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Short term: (1) determine investment goals (target ROI, markets, property size, capital stack); use this to dictate where and with whom we invest. (2) market research to evaluate where and what will meet investment goals (this is where my OP question about analyzing properties with rent control comes into play). (3) decide to sell or refi our 4-unit property in line with points (1) and (2). (4) analyze cost benefit of selling GP interest as capital source in line with points (1) and (2).

I guess I'll just keep looking, analyzing deals and be ready to pull the trigger if something good pops up.

I am currently racking my brain with as much information as possible in regards to analyzing properties and different means of financing.

When I analyze a business, I derive that primarily from tax returns but also scour P&Ls for "add backs". 

I suppose the first order of business is going to be to get good at analyzing deals in the market and have someone more experienced review them to make sure I'm not making critical mistakes in underwriting.

Right now I'm in the stage of finding deals and getting comfortable analyzing them.

Hello BP community,Need a little help on analyzing this potential purchase.  

I'm analyzing 1 deal/day per Brandon Turners' advice and it's a wonderful education.