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@Ty Kashmiry, also look at RentRange.If you feel comfortable analyzing properties unbiasedly, I would follow John's advise. 

I have already started practicing analyzing properties and in the process of investing in a Duplex to utilize the House Hacking Strategy.

New Brunswick has an affordable housing program, and I've analyzed properties where some/al of the units are subsidized:  https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/social_development/promos/affordable_housing.html.  

I'm currently in the Navy at a shore training command in Charleston, South Carolina. For the last 6 months of the training we are required to live off of base and the Navy will give each of us $1,200 a month for housi...

What are your go - to methods of analyzing a deal?

Let me tell you.I'm using PropStream to search for an analyze properties. 

Know your numbers inside and out, practice analyzing a ton of deals everyday and reach out to 10-15 investors or potential partners a day and you should be able to stay plenty busy.

Due to the current economy, we'll probably be waiting until late summer/early fall to start writing offers, but in the meantime I'd like to spend my time networking, researching target areas, and analyzing deals for practice.I understand that several investors will recommend buying locally first before expanding out of state, but I am of the mindset that (1) I do not wish to sink so much money into my first purchase, (2) I may be less risk averse than some other newbies, and (3) while no one wants to have a bad experience or investment, I'm willing to look at it as a learning experience instead of a total loss.