Hello Everyone, I'm new to MFH and would like to ask for help analyzing the deal below for a buy and hold.  

I’m working with one now who is great but is not too familiar about analyzing deals.

All in all I’m extremely fresh, I just recently as of yesterday started taking deals (or what my fresh minds believes are deals) and started analyzing them on the BP calculator.

I love analyzing deals and working with just the numbers, I love learning from investor clients because many of them flip, short term rental, or BRRRR.  

I love analyzing deals and working with just the numbers, I love learning from investor clients because many of them flip, short term rental, or BRRRR.I'm on BiggerPockets to network with like-minded folks and I was wondering if anyone had any tips or strategies for attracting investor clients to working with a Realtor.

So there's two elements I would suggest to focus on here:CostsResponsivenessCosts you can compare by analyzing the "lender fees" on a "loan summary" or "loan estimate". 

-EvanYou should analyze the multifamily to see if it will cash flow if it's not owner occupied & if so by how much.

During the winter, it is popular for people getting out of Anchorage for a weekend of “snowmaching” or relaxation.

I analyze THEM, there hopes, dreams, goals, needs, wants, resources, assets, liabilities, budgets, hinderances, stress tolerance, time allotment, risk tolerance and about 74 other factors so I can best develop an investing strategy for today's position, tomorrows, and all the evolutions and the years to come.

I can almost guarantee you will over-pay if you try and buy in these popular areas.