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I myself am also in the beginning stages of my real estate journey & have learned a massive amount through the forums, podcast, & webinars.Now to your question.  

They are also more likely to understand the business/numbers investors look at in their financial analysis than your average agent.

Let's look at an example:You find a property to purchase for $60,000You determine through comparative market analysis that this property has an after repair value (ARV) of $110,000You shop loans and find a local bank that will lend you on 80% loan to value (LTV)You bring in your contractor and determine that the property requires $25,000 worth of repairs in order to be habitableYour budget is determined as follows:$110,000 (ARV) x 80% = $88,000 (the total that the bank with refinance$88,000 - $60,000 (purchase price) = $28,000 left for repairsAs you can see, there really is no "secret" to maximizing the BRRRR strategy.

After a few years of research and analysis paralysis, my wife and I closed on our first multiplex last month!

I am a newbie investor, with many years worth of analysis paralysis experience under my belt. 

Sifting through Zillow you may be able to find properties that look comparable but miss distinguishing features that have huge implications for your analysis.

Purchase price: $17,000,000 Cash invested: $750,000 Sale price: $24,000,000 New construction of a 122 unit senior housing community ran short of cash during final stages of construction.

Hey BP Community,So I am in the phase of analyzing properties and understanding the market around me further. Last night while looking at everything, I ran across this piece that was just posted yesterday and would li...

Analysis of a deal has to go beyond the current cash flow.