So they will be the key resource guiding you through the process.

That puts you in the top 60% of Americans.

Bonus points if it includes sensitivity analysis or value-add projections.If anyone is willing to share a template they've found useful or point me toward a reliable resource (free or paid), I’d really appreciate it.Thanks in advance for your help!

There are different people of different backgrounds so you can get the best resources from every place.

Unlike actually investing in real estate which takes some resources.

You simply need the right lending resources. 

Many gurus dangle their network, trainings and resources but few deliver real value.

Looking for materials and other resources for learning how to evaluate and methods for evaluating different types of real estate investing (short term, long term, flipping, etc).

I would follow some of David greenes philosophies here. books: rich dad poor dad, set for life, and Brandon turner books on managing rental properties. resources: straight up Chicago investors, local real estate meetups you've come to the right place and you're asking the right questions. 

I could find numbers for 2023 that said it was 51%, down from 61% in 1971 (more recent numbers show more at the top and bottom).I looked up the info for Canada (where I am) and what I found interesting were not the numbers of the number that defined each group, but how many people are in each group.