Everything from negotiating a good purchase price, analyzing the cost of renovations, doing the cost analysis (although I do hold and BComm Finance and did a course on Real Estate Finance, it has been a few years since school..), finding and vetting tennants, refinancing, etc, will all be first time experiences for me. 

Finally, 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 Please let me know if I can help, and best of luck!

Systems Overview, that shows how the money grows and systems that make it happen including     - Due Diligence and Property Acquisition Systems with Deal Analyzer      - Rehab Management systems with sample Repair Estimator, Scope of Works,      - Exit strategy3.

Assuming you trust your inspector, that's a starting point to analyze your risks.

You would also analyze the deals  (BRRRR or flip) and plan the financial side of new acquisitions (loan or cash). 

Poor people analyze risk.

I've analyzed several MFHs that make for awesome deals.  

Last Wednesday's webinar, Brandon mentioned that we could when he was analyzing a deal but never said how.

So I have analyzed this rental property and think it will cash flow at least 100 dollars if i get it for this price.

Analyze properties in the meantime so that when you're ready you have the tools to act fast and get a deal under contract.