An experienced investor will look at your asset performance, identify gaps, and complete his/her own analysis.

You can then divide up again by 12 months into a monthly basis for your analysis.

Did did a bunch of fix and flips, land contracts, rehabbed and kept a number of small (4-6plexes) multiunit residential, some single family rentals, couple commercial buildings, things went south in about 07, split with my partner to try and survive, worked day and night for another year to regroup and survive, the final collapse in 08, worst year of my life in every regard.

I've been a periodic visitor over the years and decided it's finally time to introduce myself.I'm currently a senior in college in the DC area, and I'll be starting work in NYC this summer (assuming I graduate...).

Trying not to get caught up in analysis paralysis, but feel I would be better situated to go through a deal with minimal risk if I have my players in place.

The cash flow analysis is the easy part - the operations are pretty straightforward as well - but you've got to get a good grip on the components.

He is willing to do a mentorship of sorts as this was his final house to sell in his portfolio and my first.

I have finally realized that I don't want another job!

She can also do the final financing.

I've spent the last few years getting my finances and credit in excellent condition so I can finally get into real estate.