I am new at this and even though I am comfortable with the analyzer, I like the idea of providing more than one option to the seller which means that I have to become more familiar with structuring different kinds of deals so that I have a better chance of walking away with a signed offer.

There was a webinar on Bigger Pockets tonight titled: How To Analyze A Fix And Flip Deal And Avoid Getting Burned.

Just gotta analyze the situation.  

We are also realtors and we know how to analyze deals but would be hands off on most or all of the projects! 

Prior to purchasing a house he knows his exit price by analyzing comps inside and out.  

My thinking is to update the kitchens with tile, nicer cabinets (stock so they don't break the bank), and add dishwashers (popular in our market) - but keep the other appliances until they stop functioning.

I register my business in July, have my mentor who has more than 35 years of experience and his partner in business 8, and after analyzing many deals and getting bid out by others, finally this time was my turn!

Not all gurus are bad, but I'd say those who are most popular are on the dark side.Why?

That is why yellow letters is popular.

You may want to watch September 14, 2015 webinar titled How to Analyze A Fix And Flip Deal (And Avoid Getting Burned).