Hello @Daniel Sehy,We haven’t had to adjust our analytics because we’ve always taken a conservative approach.

Analytical / Prompting:“Good summary.

I have found a few good analytical people and a brokerage that has a sister contracting firm as well as a Property Management company that manages 200 properties for clients.I am looking at the Indy auctions. 

I also co-founded a proptech startup called nëdl Ai, focused on predictive analytics for off-market multifamily.A few ways I’m looking to connect here:Collaborate with other operators, lenders, and developersShare lessons from brokerage, investing, and running deals hands-onLearn from those ahead of me on the development and scaling curveAlways down to trade stories, deal ideas, or war wounds from old buildings and new spreadsheets.

WE USE AN ANALYTIC TRACKING NUMBER THAT IS ASSIGNED TO THEM.

You’re asking what every analytical high earner should ask before jumping in: how much leverage is too much when starting out?

It’s easy to get caught up in numbers that look good on paper without truly understanding what’s behind them, and your breakdown really helps put that in perspective.I’m a veteran and currently work as a Program Integrator supporting NASA, so I tend to approach things analytically — but I also know data doesn’t replace boots-on-the-ground knowledge.

@Drew Sygit as a part of the analytics, I would also include understanding a hidden dangers that could look like septic tanks and things of that nature.

Coming from tech, you’ll probably find that your systems/analytical mindset can give you a real edge in sourcing deals.Since you’re starting with off-market, one thing I wish I’d done earlier was build consistent lead pipelines instead of chasing one-off opportunities.

Whether you're acquiring, disposing, or looking for a way to structure a creative win-win, I'm always open to collaborating on deals.I bring strong analytical support, accurate MAO calculations, and real market comps using tools like PropStream, Privy, DealMachine, and more.