I tried to use the analyzer a couple times to check if a property was worth investing but I find that a lot of the information it's ask I wouldn't have.

They read, they listen, but ultimately they analyze until they are paralyzed, afraid to finally dip their toe in the water and do a deal.  

Not necessarily with my money, but that'd be what I'd be thinking analyzing the deal. 

I would focus on analyzing deals and running comps so you get comfortable.

so he listed it for 2m but took off market. he said his tax bill is 15k a year.now how am i supposed to analyze this deal from here?

I'm wanting to just start out and not get so caught up analyzing and reading so much that I don't take action. 

Do you like talking to people, marketing, networking or would you rather analyze deals and manage remotely?  

My recommendation is to read the book and then set up a simple spreadsheet where you can start to analyze deals as you come across them.

I am here to network, ask for tips, find local meetup groups, analyze deals, and just socialize.

The sale of a property can trigger a re-assessment (depends on jurisdiction) so you do need to research this and if it will, the sale price assuming an arms length transaction, will be come the FMV which will impact the taxes.In analyzing a number of opportunities, I have seen deals that appear 'good' but which degrade to 'not good' just based on the 'likely' change in property taxes.You have to know the local jurisdiction laws and make sure you keep this in mind when running numbers.