It includes a case-study (including financing details) done by @Brandon Turner on a property he later bought:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/09...He is also hosting a webinar this upcoming Wednesday about how to find, analyze and fund a deal:http://www.biggerpockets.com/pages/webinarThe Podcast below includes details about Peer-to-Peer Lending, which charges 5-6% less than most hard money lenders.

I agree with Ronnie when you have really good deals that you have analyzed properly, presenting your deal to people will bring you a lot of buyers.

My question is how long did most of you analyze the numbers before pulling the trigger?

Hello everyone,I would like your help analyzing this deal.

I've also run into realtors giving me comps that were similar based on # of beds and baths but when I analyzed those comps more they weren't in the same quality neighborhood and some "attached" homes etc and weren't quite the same as what I was looking at.  

@Giovanni Isaksen has an excellent Deal Analyzer you should check out.  

Standing still because you are stressed out about windows or you are trying to think of yet another way to analyze the deal moves you in the wrong direction.  

Don't spend too much time analyzing it beforehand.  

You can use the PB property analyzer, it is pretty good.  

Check out this article written about Real Estate Comps and scroll down to "Free House Value Sites & Paid Property Value Sites" I would also check out this article on Intro to Real Estate Deal Analysis to give you a really good idea and starting point on analyzing the numbers.