I'm planning to invest out-of-state and am hoping to narrow down some of the areas I'm considering using good old fashioned analytics.

It is getting those analytic reports at your fingertips and someone making you accountable so bookkeepers like us can achieve your goals.

I've got some friends interested in rehab or fix and flip, whatever the market might support, but cashflow is my endgame and analytical pivot.I've been scanning the local market to get acquainted but haven't come across anything that has forced action, yet.I'd love to pick your brain and share my thoughts and observations.  

To do so, you need to be well rounded, as real estate requires a mix of analytical, financial, marketing, interpersonal and organizational skills.

@Antonio Colemanundefined It seems like a CRM sytem but specifically geared towards real estate investors in the features it provides and the analytics the software will produce.

I, on the other hand believe my perspective is much more strategically calculated and financially analytical.

Each campaign needs it's own tracking number with analytics and reports.

I'm generally an analytical type and can usually spot the signal from the noise fairly easy.

I'm pretty analytical and thorough in my though processes.So here is the first potential deal: Its a 3br 2 ba house in a growing town with me, built in 1977 and has 1,400 SF.

Marketing and the sales side is an interesting analytical proposition, and we're trying everything to get traction.