A property can look like a great deal on the surface, but the numbers and due diligence can tell a completely different story. I’m curious to hear from the experienced investors here: What is the ONE thing you always check before deciding a property is worth pursuing? Is it: • Cash flow • Location • Financing • Repairs/renovation costs • Rental demand • Comparable sales • Taxes and insurance • Something else? And for the newer investors what part of analyzing a deal do you find the most confusing right now? Would love to hear different perspectives. I think the best lessons often come from hearing how other investors actually think through a deal.