
Explore how the course structures learning with four engagement tools—case studies, quizzes, and an interactive manual—and three components: lectures, a property analysis spreadsheet, and a workbook.
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Learn how deal analysis guards against emotional bias, enables profitability assessments, compares investments, and refines your investment criteria to better align with the market.
Analyze a single-family rental deal with a financial analysis tool, inputting acquisition data, rehab costs, rent, and market assumptions to project income, expenses, and cash flow.
Gather essential market data and your investment criteria to analyze deals, using rent comps, network insights, and rental indicators like rent trends, home sales, and cost of living.
Learn the property calculator workflow for analyzing single-family rental deals, from data inputs and constraints to outputs guiding investment decisions. Examine market assumptions and amortization inputs for year-one projections.
Learn how a criteria-based investment decision scorecard uses Excel with conditional formatting and if statements to show pass or fail signals based on cash flow against your investment criteria.
Build a dynamic excel projections tab model for single-family rentals, using analysis tool inputs to forecast year one and beyond, including rent appreciation, expenses, and vacancy as outflows.
Explore the projections tab in the analysis tool to compute equity, return on equity, return on investment, and average annualized ROIC from cash flow, debt pay down, and price appreciation.
Welcome to The Passive Income Group's comprehensive course on understanding single family real estate investment deal analysis!
This training course is designed to teach you how to analyze rental property deals and how to quickly identify opportunities that maximize returns on your capital invested!
Investing in real property is a great way to generate long-term wealth. Understanding deal analysis is critical to your success as an owner-investor, landlord, or even as a passive investor in a limited partnership.