Should I show my agent my analysis (using BP calculator) of why I think the offer should be lower then listed price before I ask for comps?

Y'all can locate that new ones cation in your living place if you can close it off and it has few distractions, especially personal ones.Always remember to research your prospective properties by doing math analysis and try to look at it or have a clause in the purchase property contract that gives you the time (usually 10 to 15 days) to make a detailed inspection upfront and possibily back out of the subject property deal without a penalty that hurts you too much.Find/hire a local and experienced in what you do to help you get things accomplished for you that meets your goals and plans.  

Robert above has a very good analysis. 

It seems my thought process changes from post to post and that is an obvious sign that I don't know enough about real estate but at the same time I am trying to learn and not to get stuck in "Analysis Paralysis".

Thanks, Anthony The syndication project's investor summary includes a thorough analysis of the property, the market, the timeline, as well as detailed investor estimates.

Being someone that enjoys playing with numbers though, I would start doing a more in depth analysis and see which numbers may have some risk involved.  

I've used search bar for area analysis on Bigger Pockets and found two forum posts about researching a area to anticipate market trends.My most urgent task is the homework needed to schedule and meet one or two real estate agent in my dad's area.

(images from the biggerpocket's rental property calculator analysis are attached)I am from Portugal, so let's forget about the economics and market conditions in play here.

If it is possible to de-convert condos back into apartment building and the recent comp sales of a similar type 3 unit multifamily are more than the sum of what the 3 condos can sell for (again using comps) then i would choose whatever option makes most moneyIts just laying out the 2 options and finding out which option gets you the most money (cost benefit analysis)Curious to know how they would come up with the break out of the sale.

If you have nothing in the deal and it does not cost you anything to own, there is no further analysis.