Iam a student just completed my studies in construction project management from fanshawe college in London, Ontario ( Canada) migrated from India in 2018.

I have the most beautiful property in the neighborhood - which is a problem :-) - I did not study the neighborhood in great detail to realize that the property might not sell at the price point I was aiming for.

That assumption is proving true with all this other awesome advice, so I'm glad I posted. 

Club members generally study different investments and then make investment decisions together—for example, the group might buy or sell based on a member vote.

My wife was studying for her RE license and got her test in the nick of time (think minutes difference between being allowed to test and having her test cancelled).

Demand- This is a topic that I always considered to become more relevant in the long term but Covid-19 has proved to many companies that expensive office buildings on the East/West coasts are not as necessary as they once were and are moving more to full-time working from home.

I've been studying fix and flip and working with mentors for 2 years now.

I studied a lot of books, courses, and i have friends who have experience to do this. 

Some days I have a hard time deciding which deals to spend time analyzing, versus just skipping over it and looking for a better “first glance” deal.When you’re analyzing deals, which is a better approach:1) If a deal seems bad at first, analyze it to see if it can be proved otherwise (maybe the fact that it looks bad means other investors have skipped over it). or2) If a deal seems good at first, analyze it to see if it can be proved otherwise (maybe it’s been made to look better than it really is and you’ll end up with a lot of competition).I’d love some input!

You have to be able to prove the rent.