I have more sophisticated analysis software for in-depth analysis but its mainly for managing operations.

There are some good posts there and theres also a few podcasts that go over that in depth.

JV Wholesaling with Justin Wilmot's 10 Hour Wholesaler was the model that appealed to me the most but the BP threads about it weren't encouraging because not enough people went in depth about their experience with it.

Anyone, else feel like there should be a more extensive class that covers everything in depth about all types of real estate?

My last in depth appraisal is a few years old but it's value was about $3.8m.

Even in the depths of the foreclosures in Houston in the early/mid '80s (400-500 per week) I still didn't seriously consider more than about 20% of those I looked at.

Much of that has been discussed here in depth, you might search and read the issues of the day.As a buyer you can make an offer, but if it is a transaction under the SAFE Act, you won't be devising the terms but you can agree and accept or walk away.Biggest thing for a buyers is not to overpay for the financing, best is to have it appraised as SF deals cut that aspect out and lenders protect buyers as well as themselves.

I somewhat agree with the whole "buy real estate and wait" mantra, but I do think right now is a good time to sharpen your underwriting skills and really go in depth on a potential project.

Jay, I'm certain I don't have your depth of knowledge and experience.

They cover each investment strategy (wholesale, buy and hold, flipping, etc) in depth, and the podcasts are free.