Account Closed there's a good post that runs through a lot of things to consider in this threadhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/432/topics/374084-analyzing-a-multifamily-property-to-househack-in-nj

Hello Real-Estate agents,Recently I connected with a real-estate agent (let's call him RA #1) in my local community who was very professional and responsive to my questions and would actively send me lists of properties from the MLS that matched my criteria.During our most recent correspondence, I asked him to obtain for me a list of rental comps in my area in order to analyze a few deals I was interested in.

I've crunched the numbers, analyzed many different strategies, and I've decided on a few of the 1000's of approaches, yet I am still trapped in the "beginner's fog' and conflicted between a couple strategies. 

In considering how much to renovate and upgrade, I always analyze how much the unit will rent for and what the competition is offering.

I am new to Pro, I am beginning to use the calculators to analyze deals.

So, like everything in real estate, there is no set rule and you just need to analyze your particular property and the different variables to determine if it makes sense for you. 

I am fortunate enough to have some retired family members here in the area with some capital they are willing to invest, we are just getting into the process of analyzing our deals and breaking down the numbers and getting comfortable with what we are looking at. 

Hello - I had a post similar to this before, just looking to keep experimenting and learning how to correctly analyze properties I may be interested in. 

Use the BP analysis tools to analyze prospective projects.

So keep analyzing it to death...meanwhile, investors are investing...and making money.