The major stuff is fairly straightforward.If you plan to retain/balance sheet these, I'd probably spend some time and resources developing a basis/framework for credit risk analysis, as you'll be bearing the credit risk.

Brandon Turner’s framework is a great foundation, but the real learning starts when you move beyond theory and actually engage with the process.

Long-Term Structuring: S-Corp elections, holding companies, or other entity tweaks can make sense as you grow, but the key is having the framework in place for proper documentation, deductions, and intercompany transactions.Bottom line: Instead of trying to “shift income” to the real estate LLC, focus on proper bookkeeping, documented intercompany expenses, and leveraging self-employment and real estate professional rules.

They read the older BP books and think they can run the BRRRR framework or flip now without any experience.2.

Are there any other metrics or frameworks you’d recommend focusing on to help round out the analysis?

I’ve built what I think is a pretty solid analysis framework, but after running the numbers on dozens (and I mean dozens) of listings, I still haven’t found a property that meets my targets. 

That’s a powerful team setup, and you’re already ahead of many by starting with a clear vision and the right questions.Here’s a framework to help you move from “research mode” to “action mode” with confidence:🧭 1.

I also have a few frameworks and cadences to help you get started, all for free.Feel free to shoot me a DM, happy to share them with you.

That’s not analysis—it’s noise.Your buy box is the framework that filters the noise into focus.

., separate living spaces, renting by the room, or structured mid-term rentals).It’s easy to get lost in the options, but once you clarify your income goals, lifestyle preferences, and time commitment, the best path usually reveals itself.If you’d like, I’m happy to share a few real-world frameworks I’ve seen people use in similar situations — sometimes that clarity alone saves years of trial and error.