It seems to be a daunting task as I don't really know what to analyze.

What’re the steps that an investor should follow during the due diligence process when analyzing a property to determine if it’s a good deal and safe to purchase?

Everyone has an opinion, so it is imperative that YOU analyze what your goals are, what skills you have, what you like and don't like.

Would anyone care to share their process for analyzing a deal?

I am new to real estate investing and am wondering how do I analyze a market from out of state?

If you can, it would be good to analyze each space as it will be used.

Usually, in looking at and analyzing properties very single day, you'll develop a pretty good gut instinct for which ones really are worth passing over and which ones might have some light at the end of the tunnel.

From there, a contractor to bid the plan set and a real estate agent (highly experienced with RE investing experience) to analyze the difference in value from the existing use to the new use.

While also reading multiple real estate books, a tax book, studying information on entities, and analyzing properties. 

While also reading multiple real estate books, a tax book, studying information on entities, and analyzing properties.