No point in analyzing a deal if the subdivison has a cap limit on the number of rentals allowed.

Start looking at and analyzing real estate (in the asset class you will be buying): the easiest will be a condo, then a SFH, then Duplex etc  (decide what you like and then know it : how much is it selling for, price per square foot for fixer, or finished home etc ) Figure out retail market: then go after anything that is 15% to 20% discounted.

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Short version, I analyze current marketing approach, behind the scenes booking software and of course the property, to see what can be economically(usually free) improved, to push the net income higher.

Any recommendations for good Calculators to analyze multi family homes?

Recommendations for calculators to analyze multi family homes??

@Juan Aguirre without all the numbers it’s tough to analyze, but if you are borrowing $250k your principal and interest payment alone is over $1000/month - possibly as high as $1200.

I can then use Dealcheck, or whatever system you prefer, to analyze the properties to provide comps.

Crowdfunding through Reg CF isn't that popular in real estate because there is a limit to how much capital a company can raise.

If you are investing, Fix and flip or funding companies analyze each deal based on its metrics.