Hi All,Does anyone have suggestions for analyzing deals (I am considering small multi-family BRRRRs)? Do you have your own financial model, use the BP calculators, or some other analysis tool? Thanks in advance for an...

But the typical flipping profit of $66,300 translated into a 40.5 percent return on investment compared to the original acquisition price.

Still looking for information on probate acquisitions in Pittsburgh, PA.Does anyone have info on how to acquire property from a deceased individual(s) with no next of kin?

If I do this, The next LLC I create will not have any history prior to purchasing the property.What are banks/lenders requirements when I create a new LLC for an acquisition?

Hi all,I am currently working in the supply chain industry as an analyst for a major US corporation, but I am interested in moving into an analytics role in the real estate sector.I want to showcase that I am competently performing in this sector using my own money, and that therefore I can be entrusted in the role based on track record.I don't want to send the message that I'm too busy to do my day job, or that I don't really need the money and therefore can be lowballed on salary.Here's a draft of that section of the resume (formatting is better in word)Parabola, LLC, Belltower Holdings, LLC & Other Affiliates, Keene, NH January 2018-PresentFounding Investor, Executive ManagerIdentify acquisition opportunities, perform financial analysis (IRR, NPV, DSCR, GRM, etc) and quantitative risk analysis (Monte Carlo Simulation)Grew an initial investment of $6k in one single family home into a sixteen-unit rental portfolio worth $1.65M over the course of 55 months.Developed the InvestMyHouse.com brand for marketing seller financed acquisitions.

I'm very open to suggestions as to how I can wrap my head around this and which States work well for this kind of thing.These would definitely be a BRRRR acquisitions.

I have always had a dream to build out a multi-disciplinary firm that operates in 3 sectors of Real Estate as follows: A design firm (or branch) which would include Architecture, Interior, and Landscape Architecture services; A development branch would include the managment and construction of land; then an investment and property management branch, which would define the acquisition, hold, and individual management of each property or land.As mentioned I have started investing and managing my own property which would be part of the investment and property management branch, and as I grow, I wish to slowly build out the other branches.

@Bryan Smith Landmark was publicly traded also before the acquisition.

Over the past 12 months I've built my portfolio from 6 doors to 30 with my most recent acquisition being a 12 unit building. 

Also what have you seen in terms of the acquisition experience when it comes to lawyers and all the other closing expenses?