How to Analyze Rental Properties | THE SECRET TO GREAT REAL ESTATE DEALS

As a real estate investor, the most critical factor to your success or failure is your ability to analyze a rental property deal. In order to identify what a good rental property deal looks like you must know how the math behind the deal works. The formula you use to analyze a potential property is very key.

In this video I breakdown how I analyze rental properties to in order to ensure that I only buy GREAT REAL ESTATE DEALS. I also explain how you can achieve INFINITE ROIs (buying real estate without using any of your own money) and how you can get a better ROI than what you're currently getting from your other investments.

In my course I go in more detail on how to analyze deals using examples just like this. In addition I also include the deal analysis spreadsheet that is used to analyze deals. Check it out in the link below.

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DISCLAIMER: I am not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments.

[JaySkully]

Amazing content! I understand how to analyze a deal from you then other videos I’ve watched. Presentation was on point the whole way through. Your future is bright, thank you for the lesson, subscribed and liked. God bless

[_sports]

This was fire my boi … I’m about to binge watch your channel … I’m a real enthusiast on my way to financial and you talking the IRR at the is always confirmation to me way real estate is in my opinion the best asset class to invest in to obtain true financial freedom . You know your ish my boi … keep these videos like this coming 💪💪💪

[Ben.Siller]

Great Video hope you keep making these videos

[JMM]

Video very well done! Thanks for info.

[eddyuno_]

I’ve been looking for a video that actually does the math. Thank you, great video!

[ethanaugustus]

Great video! I'll be taking over the real estate market in 2023 after I get out of the Army. Hopefully, our paths cross since I'll be in San Antonio.

[hangarnut]

Absolutely I'd take the $538 on every deal done. Multiply that by 30....its doable in 5 years. Thats 6 properties a year...1 property every 2 months. That ain't even trying hard.

[khayahyisrael]

This was dope I'm using it to spread info to my investment group thanks 😊

[ArtByGerrett]

Just came across your channel. I'm here in San Antonio as well and I've looked at this property so many times. I haven't even finished the video yet but I just want say I'm excited to see someone run the numbers on a property I've actually came across.. thank you!!

[danielledaly]

Just came across your content and am so grateful I found your page! You explained everything so clearly which made it easy to understand and follow along. As a soon to be house hacker, I really appreciated the lesson! Thanks and keep it up, I’ll be watching more :)

[mr.hudgins]

Very fluid and detailed explination. I don't know why I'm just now finding out about your YouTube page...I'm Subscribed!!!

[orenbar]

new to your channel and just wanted to say great content! very easy to follow along which makes it very easy to understand. looking forward to more videos an learning more from you! keep it up

[eliadorafoster]

Thank you. Awesome content. Continued success.

[liv_west_]

I am tapping in. Thank you for this Alex!

[deljay]

How about a video on getting started with your first rental when you already own the home that you live in and don't want to do BRRR

[toddboothbee]

I can't use leverage on my first deal, so I guess I'd need a very good deal indeed! Is so, would I be able to use that property to leverage my second deal?

[DDyke]

My guy. Thank you for the information. Whats the best book to get information on analyzing deals?

[marty]

question. About ( 4:56 ) are you saying I could use equity from a house I don’t own yet? As a down payment for the mortgage?

[ArtisticallyAspiring]

I also thought we weren’t supposed to put the mortgage into the calculations with the expenses?

[futbalig]

You said "stupid"when putting 20% down, is this universal? Do you always recommended lowest amount down?