I'm a newbie curious about what percentage CoCROI people go for when analyzing deals.

I need Advice on how to begin analyzing deals!

If possible, consider implementing the popular strategy.

I’m focused on learning how to analyze deals quickly and confidently — especially small multifamily or house hack opportunities.For those of you with more experience:1️⃣ How do you personally analyze deals — what’s your step-by-step thought process before deciding to dig deeper or pass?

Naples, Miami, Boca Raton, and Fort Meyers are all probably great places to researching and analyzing properties and market data.

I recently finished a beta version of a small multifamily deal analyzer (1–5 units) that I thought this community might find useful.The focus was on making it simple and dynamic:- All assumptions go into the blue input cells.- Returns like IRR, cash-on-cash ROI, and equity multiple update instantly.- No need to adjust formulas — it’s plug-and-play.I’m currently sharing the lite version with a handful of investors to get feedback before rolling out the full release.If you’d like to test it out (and give me feedback so I can refine it), feel free to reply here or message me directly.Question for the group: What features do you find most important in a deal analyzer? 

This is my first time doing this calculations and analyzing my home as an investment deal.  

I would never rely on a third party dataset to analyze a deal. 

We're definitely seeing a mix, but bridge loans have been popular for time-sensitive acquisitions.

Other things I noticed:The IRS will assume you took depreciation even if you do not include it on your taxes.Depreciation recapture counts as income, not capital gains.Edit: There is a reason buy, borrow, die is so popular, no deprecation recapture.