I understand I should perhaps build my own to understand what goes into it, but kind of tight on time atm and want to start analyzing deals.A search on BP yields a couple 7 year old results, some of which are behind paywalls.

Hi Guys im new on the analysis, I found these property on Forth Worth area,  I want BRRRR these property but im not sure if the numbers are correct.View report
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It would be worth paying for AirDNA for a month to analyze OC and get a good idea of yearly total income and occupancy for comparable units.

I feel like I have brain fog and keep going in circles.I would greatly appreciate someone telling me how they would analyze this and what do they think they might do in this situation.

I was just curious if when analyzing, people use the BP calculators in general to determine if it's a good idea to dive into the details on a deal.What types of assumptions for your local market might not be captured in the calculators if you don't mind me asking?

The $2,860 scuttle the analysis for me but the $1,100 is much more palatable so I'm wondering what other people's comfort zone is when analyzing a property.

In analyzing my portfolio this weekend, I identified a few things that surprised me. 

When analyzing a rental and trying to calculate cash flow, how do you estimate utilities and expenses?

Continue to network and get educated on the processes necessary to be successful (analyze deals, make offers on deals, screening tenants, managing properties).

I analyze for a minimum of $100/door positive cash flow (after vacancy, repairs, reserves, PM, taxes, insurance, mortgage).