@Dylan RobinsonI don't think so, I think its just a matter of if the numbers make sense there isn't too much more to think about in my opinion without ending up in analysis paralysis.

When we get stuck in analysis paralysis there are a few things that come to mind:1.

But any analysis needs to consider the points above.  

Your goal of buying, holding, and potentially refinancing in a few years is a great approach, especially if you're already running numbers and considering market analysis.

At this stage I felt saving time is more important than saving money, without hiring a bookkeeper.

Research the market, use data analysis tools, build a team with experienced professionals, and practice deal analysis.

****************************************************************************************************Here's my breakdown for an 8-unit property listed at $600k, but based on your analysis, it doesn’t seem to cash flow positively.

Hi thank you so much for this insightful analysis of Waco.

It's great you are enthusiastic and ready to invest, don't let analysis paralysis stop you! 

Given your stage of life, this could be challenging but worthwhile if you’re confident in handling the stretch.Sell, and reinvest in cash-flow rentals: Using part of the equity to generate cash flow with out-of-state rentals could create a retirement income stream now while still capturing SoCal appreciation.