Hi Emma,You have enough in savings to purchase your first property and start househacking, depending on your income, debt, location and lifestyle will determine where you feel will be the best place to start. 

(This is an unofficial duplex)I pay Utilities (Electric, Water, Internet)I want to refinance (possibly cash-out refi) this property and put it under an LLC.I then want to then use my capital to purchase another home using an FHA loan.Can anyone please give me any advise that they think would help guide me through this process.

Are there any multi family real estate investors and multi family brokers that can help me  determine the average 2 bedroom rent range, average 1 bedroom rent range, price per unit, and cap rates for the following Kansas City B neighborhoods:SOUTH KANSAS CITY64137Excelsior Springs64024Kansas City64131Belton64012Downtown Kansas Ciity64108Grandview64030North Kansas City64116North Kansas City64117North Kansas City64120Ruskin Heights64134Kansas City64129Independence64050Independence64051Independence64052Independence64053Independence64054

My question is... what specific part of the analysis should I be focusing on to determine if it’s a good deal.

Base your new offer on the value you have determined once inspected paperwork and property.

An agent can run a CMA for you and determine this price. 

But only seeing three topics (four including the ad) on my screen at a time makes it very inefficient to be a terrible employee and sit at my desk spewing nonsense into the internet on the clock.I think part of what I liked about the forums is that you had to read chronologically through the responses.

Once you have determined your outgoing expenses and communicated a budget to your significant, I will move to your housing situation.

Some things to consider now, before you actually start investing, is to determine what type of investing you think you'd want to do (Rental Property vs House-hack, Fix & Flip, vs Airbnb, vs Wholesaling).

Internet age has not changed that truth.