In the webinar Brandon suggested analyzing 3 deals a day for a month.

I am considering doing one or several things; I want to obtain my real estate license in order to have MLS access personally, visit properties in the local area where I will begin investing, and the benefit of saving on commission. one reason why I am highly considering the license is to be able to learn the art of estimating market values of the properties and ARV's by analyzing comps.I also considered doing just the beginning appraisal trainee classes to get formal knowledge of the process of determining residential values. 

I thought and overthought and analyzed 'till paralyzed and ultimately, a bunch of the "worst-case-scenario" needs to be supported by a little bit of hope.

I have been fascinated recently with the "business" of being a real-estate agent, and have been helping my agent look at, analyze and focus on what would be best to scale her business. 

After analyzing deals if I find enough properties that do have 300 or more cash flow then that's great and I can change the business model to reflect it.

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I’m new at estimating ARV, I think it’s below value but would rather analyze the deal as if there’s no equity gained right away in the purchase.Thanks for your insights!

I have been evaluating deals on LoopNet mostly, but when you are driving around analyzing properties to build a pipeline, how are you visually determining what is and isn't a NNN property? 

I agree that the investment should be analyzed with personal finances taken into consideration.

It is hard to bring in experts every time you analyze a deal.