I would think that you would do a very similar analysis to the one you presumably performed prior to purchasing the property.  

I use Excel to consolidate my reports, for cash flow analysis, expenses, make sure that I have cash in all the different bank accounts.

@Wes Brand  I see where you are coming form with your analysis, but MN has tenant rights and responsibilities and the same for the landlord that cannot be overridden by any lease term.    

The 50% rule analysis for Cash Flow is negative. -$118.22.  

Once I was out of debt I get stuck in this thing called analysis paralysis.

I'm not promoting doom and gloom, but I am pointing out that for me 1) alternatives to SFR investments exist, 2) opportunity costs analysis tells me that other sectors (small commercial) may result in greater long term value/returns, 3) economic assistance packages for development in tier 1 counties exist, 4) substantial demographic shifts in tier 1 counties may be in play today.

@Heather Harrison It sounds like you are in analysis paralysis.

I am actually more in the camp of Analysis Paralysis!

Seemed pretty cool and their focus was on doing all the inspections and deal analysis for SFU investment properties.

@Todd Summers CMA=Comparative Market Analysis