Analyze the deal as an LTR first.

BP has various tools to help you analyze your deals (rentals, flips, wholesale, etc). : https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators7.

So you'll have to analyze your options based on your goals/objectives from REI.

She genuinely cared about my situation and worked hard to ensure that I got the best possible outcome.From the minute I hired her, she was 1000% dedicated to analyzing every single detail and protecting my interests.

I'm trying to move from SFH long term rental (one-off's) to building an actual portfolio focused in multifamily and growing from there.I can feel myself getting buried in spreadsheet-mania and the BP deal analyzer tools -- and is a soul-crusher. 

Learn how to analyze a deal, get in contact with some wholesalers/agents and attend walkthroughs and do a "sample analysis" after showings once you get a better idea of rehab costs.

Analyze deals like a pro using the 1% rule and understand operating expenses before making an offer.

@Elvin William you should be able to figure that out yourself by using Zillow to analyze for sale & rental prices.Zillow also has a feature that allows you to export a report of all the average sales prices for each zip code.

Hi Everyone  I'm new to real estate  investing and I want to buy and flip homes I'm currently trying to save money to buy my first property and also build my credit what would be some good advice to invest in my first home an how much should I save and also how can I follow  or identify target markets  for cheap houses and good market  and what website  could I use to analyze the market in my area.

-How do you analyze what a good deal is to put in an offer for a Section 8 property?