Just starting out and it seems like everyone gives the same two pieces of advice that seems to be conflicting. Get as much education as you can and learn to analyze deals, which is followed by don’t get analysis paralysis. My question is, where is the line between productive education and education for procrastination?

They aren't contradictory.

You get good at analyzing data specifically because being good at it gets you out of the paralysis. How fast can you rule out a potential opportunity? 15 minutes, or 30 seconds? Once you rule them out fast, you can run more data, and focus only on the ones that meet your criteria. 

Hey @Chris Mason - So you’re say educate yourself (through practice and research) until you’re able to make quick assessments on properties?