How do you quickly analyze a property if you plan to househack? 

I am in the middle of analyzing a corner property investment opportunity in Brooklyn, NY. 

If you add in some estimated values for those costs, Case 1 actually cash flows -$50/month while Case 2 achieves an unimpressive, yet positive cash flow of $110/month.So, although 1% is nice to have, it can't really be the only thing that you use to analyze a property.  

If you do choose to refinance, I would recommend analyzing the transaction to try to see if you won't refinance again.  

Max Matsuk I'd suggest analyzing deals in the area first so you know what to offer when you get your first motivated seller.

Our plan is to start with flipping to save enough for down payment(s) to purchase multifamily units and grow from there.I am wondering if there are any flippers or real estate investors in the Salt Lake County or Utah County who we could shadow and learn from (how one finds good deals, analyzing, doing the repairs, estimating repair costs etc.) and in turn, we would love to work on anything needed most nights and/or weekends.  

The main difference is the condition of the property when you purchase it.As a local here, I'd be happy to help you analyze your deal and connect you with a local team.  

Are there any Internet tools in particular that real estate investors like to use regarding analyzing markets and sub-markets such as population, employment, economic diversity, ect?

But I will say that the few deals that ResltyMogul do have their webinars are hosted by some pretty knowledgeable folks that do a real good job analyzing the deal and surfacing major investor concerns with the sponsors more so then other webinars from other platforms.Also I found that their projections and proformas are bit more rosy then reality :(...

Like many of us, I have created my own spreadsheet calculator to analyze multi-unit properties.