Hi All,I wanted to ask you guys if this type of analysis seems realistic.

There are two types of investors here:1.

For someone starting out on their first deal, I don't recommend doing a complete renovation unless you have reliable contractors or have some sort of prior experience.I would of chose a small multi-family property that need very minor repairs (which this type of property ended up being my second purchase).

Growing up i always used to love playing lemonade tycoon and all the other type of tycoon games i guess its always been a calling from the jump. 

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Not sure what type it would be called.

Before i invested in my first property i was under the belief  as soon as i own a property i would  qualify for all types of loans also i thought investors would just toss money my way.

Read up and start inquiring to see what type of real estate you want to pursue, having clear goals is a great way to start, especially when you start building a team.

I am trying to learn as much and really want to dive into this type of investment.

Hey Erik,  It was a no money down, lease to own, have renters, hold on to the property type of course.