Wrote this BP blog post today on a useful app for doing quick-and-dirty data visualizations and analysis (one of the visualizations is shown below), inspired by my own efforts analyzing Milford's online sales database, thought this forum might find it interesting.

Once we see that you can analyze a deal and present it intelligently, we will be quite willing to get to know you enough to perhaps put the deal together.Your experience, to us, is not as important as whether you know how to find and analyze a deal and present it the way your prospective lenders expect.

   What is the most effective way to analyze a multifamily  property and what needs to be accounted for when valuing a multifamily  property?

   Is there somewhere on Bigger Pockets that I can analyze properties other than the calculators and where I could receive feedback and collaborate with other members in identifying  great deals?

After dozens of offers that did not pan out, hundreds of deals analyzed, dozens of books, hundreds of podcast, investor meet ups, conversations, blogs, and countless hours of educating myself (including getting my Ohio RE license), I finally found a deal in my target area and it actually closed!!!

Looking for advice on what to look out for when analyzing a mobile home park.

Record this information and analyze it.

He/she may be able to help you analyze the deal, obtain proper financing, etc.What are the details of the property?

Brandon recommends analyzing 3 deals a day.

I heard Brandon say that when dealing with an owner occupied duplex you should analyze it as if you renting out both units even if you're actually living in one of the units.