I have recently bought Michael Blank's, Syndicated Deal Analyser (SDA), but was wondering what other programs or software anyone would suggest to analyze an initial deal? 

We do everything your doing except we do a deep social review, you can determine a lot about how people will treat your property by that.Then follow all your normal lease, interview items etc and you will be good. our social has swayed more decisions on who we thought we wanted to go with on multiple occasions and saved us thousands in repairs and bad tenants

@Taylor BurnsMicheal Blank is have in in Texas in July.Multifamily investors network is having one in LA this month on June 22.

Directly behind my monitor is a blank wall in a nice relaxing color. 

Jake & Gino or Joe Fairless or Michael Blank or Vinney Chopra's or Brad Sumroks Foundations. 

@Michelle Kessler  "Emerging Real Estate Markets", "Multifamily Millions", "Crushing it in Apartments", "The Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book", "Wheel Barrow Profits" and Michael Blank has a good one as well

If it is flat, then a good architect and structural engineer can handle this easily.Here in LA, I build new construction homes and on occasion when the numbers make sense, I will build an ADU or convert an existing detached garage to an ADU along with the construction of the new home and new garage.

get a blank copy of them, they are a template where they fill in the blanks.  

I have seen REIA's offer them.Armed with that, all you have to do is measure, fill in the blanks, and let the spreadsheet do the calculations for you.

San jose is still moving upward im sure as thats where most the new company move it to...but i think its becoming to crunched and its slowing down...while milpitas is like nearly a blank canvas ...or at least an old one with looks of room for improvement s...and still elbow room to breathe...its still young in otherward..and i get the feeling with the bart the twin towers and the endless new apartments...milpitas is tranforming its self the way san jose did in the early 90's...which as i stated did well san jose was on the verge of bankrupcy back then .if i had money to put on one or the other ...i would , even with the new campuses going in in san jose, i would still pit my money on milpitas ...due to it younger and can handle more change then san jose can.