They might ask about ADA compliance, number of parking stalls, designated Handicap parking, do you have grandfathered in fire suppression, etc.  

But I don't want people who believe solely in Cashflow NOW (because you want to buy a property that cashflows immediately as opposed to waiting for a year or two for the Market to drive up the Rental Rates) to suppress voices like mine.

But because we have been suppressed on property values for a long time, we are an appreciation market, too (just at a slower pace than the cashflow).

. :-)Will a fire suppression sprinkler system be required?

Moving forward, it's best advised to hone in on only one or two markets to suppress information overload and analysis paralysis.

@Andrew Postell thanks Andrew, yes in theory this works in many markets, however in our market (Washington DC Metro), margins have been suppressed and most places (even total dumps) you can’t get any cheaper than 75% of ARV.

Self induced - because it was artificially suppressed interest rates of 2005ish that created the housing bubble and the past decade that created the current one.

Fire suppression system in place?

I'd buy T-Bills and suppressed ETFs, after paying off any dumb debt.

When you see that spread increase, you could make the argument that there is more room for cap rate suppression...or higher values for real estate.