Check with local governments for their economic plans.)Job Growth: Prioritize areas with a minimum of 2% employment growth YoY for the past two decades.

Networking and education are key components of success in any field, and it's great that you're prioritizing both.

Investors should prioritize the operator and their track record first, then look at the market and specific deals themselves.

Then think about putting extra things for safety such as lights that turn on when they sense movement or an alarm system.

It also depends on things like if you're investing in debt or equity (for completely different answers...again more safety equals lower return and more risk equals more potential reward ).

It's about:Curating Relevant Interactions: Filtering through the noise to ensure that discussions and connections are directly relevant to your goals in real estate.Ensuring Quality of Network: Prioritizing the caliber of connections over the sheer number, because meaningful relationships are what drive real progress.Streamlining the Process: Making every step from networking to deal closure as efficient as possible, which in turn maximizes your time and potential for success.The reality is, the market has been tainted by course gurus, leading to a loss of hope and increasing skepticism.

It’s crucial to ensure you’re compliant with your city’s requirements, including permits, taxes, and safety regulations.Ok - that was just a stab at it. 

I'm curious to know: What key factors do you prioritize when analyzing a potential real estate investment deal?

The bill would also require a public utility to prioritize the processing, approval, scheduling, and completion of electrical, gas, sewer, and water service connections to new housing construction over the processing, approval, scheduling, and completion of service connections to all other structures.

So, how do I balance neighborhood safety vs rental demand?