I’ve been learning and analyzing deals for just under a year now.

Two ways to look at a house hack:  from a purely investment perspective, or from a housing cost reduction perspective.From a purely investment perspective analyze a deal as if you as one of the unit tenants will "virtually pay" yourself the same rent as the other tenants. 

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The current excel sheets I have to analyze a rental requires info as if you were buying a rental.

However, I'm wondering if the annual tax amount should actually be based on the projected ARV since that is what the county/city will be assessing when determining future property taxes.I recently purchased a property (non-brrrr) where I used the previous year's tax amounts while analyzing, and then the the county reassessed the property taxes based on the new purchase price.

Then utilities as mentioned, and then analyze your business case for what you want to do. 

Hello,I am reaching out to the bp community for some help analyzing a deal. 

But my realtor and some other friends think I'm undercutting access to deals because if I would just analyze KCMO properties (focusing north of river), numbers are so much better, and I could scale more quickly. 

I would sit for hours analyzing companies before investing in them, but it was very tedious work and I did not enjoy it at all.

I did my research on the county website where it shows all of the different zip codes and have been analyzing some deals.