If you bring a bad deal that's not the end of the world, they will understand you are new and help you learn how to better analyze deals.

I have also been making it an effort to analyze 1-2 properties a day via the rental calulcator from BiggerPockets.

I believe I am analyzing the properties well, but I am just concerned that I might be missing something.Thank you to all who take the time to reply.Regards,Kevin

Watch one of Brandon Turner's webinars to find out more about analyzing a deal, he does a GREAT job explaining it, newbie or not.

--Hi all, I am new to bigger pockets and analyzing deals.

Now with time and rent growth, what could be a negative cash flow property might very well become a cash flow king, but that takes patience.Another way to increase cash flow would be renting out rooms in the unit you live in, either Airbnb or longer term.When I’m analyzing the numbers on a house hack I go through this progression.

They analyze each home/neighborhood, provide inspection reports, help you through the buying process, and connect you with property managers.

Can anyone recommend a good tool that has helped them to analyze comps, primarily for flips, but also holds as well?

@Jasmine MooreI don’t know if the deal is great or not, but based on the limited amount of information provided, I have my suspicions.Many of us experienced investors, who have looked at, analyzed, rejected hundreds, sometimes thousands of deal offerings, know that inexperienced investors are often influenced by the wrong deal attribute, use incorrect analytical criteria, and place way too much emphasis on perceived potential.

Can also analyze their largest sales/client contracts if they rely on fixed revenue.