BP has various tools available to help you analyze your deals (rental, flips, wholesale, etc), feel free to use them: https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators 7.

Although I haven't been analyzing my finances or budgeting at all I have been living below my means for a good while and I believe that I am in a relatively good place to start from. 

We are also being careful to not get stuck analyzing for too long, but we believe strongly in being prepared before we jump! 

@Mike NeubauerI live in southern Mesa and am planning to get into Real Estate soon and would be willing to do any grunt work that you would be willing to outsource.I'm pretty young (16) but I already have a little real estate experience including analyzing properties and working a couple contracting jobs (that are allowing me to be on track for listening to every BP podcast before the end of the year) I would particularly love helping to find deals but I would be willing to do pretty much any work in order to get some hands-on knowledge.

I typically get 4-5 off-market deals per week to analyze and that has dropped to maybe 1 per week.

My goal is to simply analyze all of the options that I have, & determine the right strategy to move forward with.

This is essential while you're in the education phase because you will need to analyze a bunch of deals to understand the numbers and your market. 

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That being said, I am having trouble analyzing the numbers and best refinancing strategies when it comes to interest rate and seasoning requirements.

Have you analyzed the SS market saturation in Midland/Odessa?