Two quick tips: start with clear partner roles (who funds, who ops, who exits) in simple written agreements to avoid headaches, and test one small buy-and-hold deal together to prove the model before scaling.What’s your first collab target—Sub2 deal or a core buy-and-hold—and when do you want it under contract?

I have seen brand new homes with gaps between the sills you can see daylight through, broken sewer lines, testing positive for meth etc.

I will go with the above statements I'm sure are data based and my view is not. 

BP could have done better because it fails the test of common sense.

@Jeff Isaacs, I’d still begin out of state, where you can actually test deals, build equity, and learn the BRRRR process without burning all your capital.

For condos at ~$35k each, most CPAs will use a simplified approach (engineering-based percentages, builder cost data, or IRS guidance like the Cost Seg Audit Technique Guide) rather than a full study.

That momentum has been very real.On the macro side, the data is mixed but telling.Inflation fell to 2.7%.GDP growth is at its strongest pace since 2023.Incoming Fed leadership is signaling openness to additional rate cuts.Oil prices are at their lowest level since 2021.At the same time, October and November saw the loss of 983,000 full-time jobs, the lowest full-time employment level since late 2021.

You both don't even care about the data except trying to push people around and gang up to make yourselves both look smarter than you two really are so why don't you two **** off if just gonna **** on someone's post which 100 true and accurate.  

Any suggestions or what you use to analyze your deals (Mainly rental especially multifamily but I was building my own spreadsheet from others to get inspired by designs and possible missed/incorrect data) I have found https://www.etsy.com/listing/1543461345/get-full-package-cas... recommended by reddit.

I would also stress test the rents and the tenant profile since a big bed count can mean higher wear and turnover.