I'm in analysis paralysis but I think this may be the house to get me started.

When looking for "deals" in regard to real estate there are countless ways to analysis and pick apart a deal.Aside from the obvious ones such as the BiggerPockets tools, what other tools do you use for analyzing potential deals or an area that you're looking into?

Be as unbiased as possible with your comparative market analysis and pricing.

(courtesy of a bigger pockets member for creating the Vacation Rental Analyzer - Cash Flow Analysis)However, the water supply to the property is from a well and shared with other 3 neighbors.

Curious to know how you might recommend approaching that (and if it’s not an analysis you’d do, then why that is).Thanks for engaging here!

Whatever that percentage ratio is after pro-form analysis should serve as a good starting point to the equity split.You are improving a property that has debt against it I assume so perhaps you want to include some additional provisions to ensure that debt is satisfied to the extent you are either keeping it on the new lot or paying it off.

Take this real estate strategic investing financial tool into your new years’ plan.Financial analysis helps investors assess risks and opportunities, compare different investments for returns and cash flow, and make informed decisions about real estate investments.Financial modeling includes the following critical components:Income projectionsCost AnalysisLabor AnalysisOperating Cost AnalysisCash-flowsCapital structureIncome projections: Valuation of an asset depends on its capacity to generate future cash flows.

I'm a newbie with analysis paralysis :(  and am going to fund my 1st buy and hold multifamily with a HELoC. 

My big number to dig into a multi for further analysis is gross rents equaling about 1% per month.  

This got me thinking, most every "Deal Analysis" spreadsheet accounts for Vacancy and Maintenance as a percentage of the income generated.