Can someone point me in the right direction on analyzing a commercial property?

One of the recommendations of Brandon Turner in a podcast is to analyze three properties every day to gain understanding and familiarity with what a good deal looks like.

I have a newbie question.What differences are there in analyzing a lease option property versus combining buy and hold analysis with a flip analysis?

So, basically I wanted to start practicing analyzing deals.

Hello everyone, I have a pretty solid lead on a deal in a popular area of East Lake Atlanta, GA. 

Would pull up comps and analyze the data.

Despite popular opinion, contractors are smart and most understand the lien process very well.

If you want a different return or feel like you can run different expenses you can back out a different cost to rent ratio that can help you quickly analyze deals. 

Somewhere where you have some social infrastructure (friends/family) is a plus too ... go on an exploratory roadtrip to visit them and assess these markets 1st hand (once you figure out how to analyze a market and strategies) rather than asking BP to name a good market, which inevitably will already be stacked full of investors to compete with. 

You also need to look at the most popular deceptive and predatory practices that are generally discussed as "predatory lending".There you will find examples of predatory dealing in general, it's not all specific to lenders, you'll see that there are underlying deceptions of Realtors, construction contractors, appraisers and settlement agents that aids in the conspiracy of predatory lending practices.