I find myself experiencing analysis/paralysis since analytics is very conducive to my personality.

There are limits to getting accurate info in the internet, and I would like to apply the real world numbers on my analysis.  

Here's an example of a recent analysis that I did.

Do what is average to the subject property in that neighberhood.Always remember to do the math analysis and try to look at the property before making an offer, especially on the first ones.  

I am going through some analysis-paralysis and second-guessing myself, as this will be one of the biggest financial decisions my husband and I will be making - aside from buying our primary residence - which I wish we could do all over again with what I now know.

Find a good property analysis calculator or get Pro membership to use the calculators on here.

Deal Analysis done by myself:Expenses: Assoc: $228Taxes:  $112/monthMaintenance: Assuming Insurance of $120/month, Assuming Sewer+Trash+Water = $50/monthMortgage monthly (20% down payment and Interest 4.2%): $509Monthly rent: $1275Monthly cash flow: $256Please provide feedback and look forward to start collaborating with the BP family.

My team and I are trying to test a product that will help bankers, lenders, and brokers on their underwriting and credit analysis of a borrower and their investment.

I've read the book and watched a great video on Brandon doing an analysis using the BP calc tools.  

I was sent an off market deal by an agent that specializes in multifamily properties a couple days ago, ran a quick analysis, as I've learned to do through this website, and found it to be worth perusing.