This is what the "gurus" teach because it is easy to show quick & measurable results to justify the fees they charge.

It's important to me to take all measures possible to guide my clients through making good decisions...

Success is measured by increasing your net income, or increasing your cash flow, or taking a bigger profit than the other guy.

If you are looking to build a dream home or custom home, then land can be a great bet, but for a cost saving measure...typically not.

Tell them the criteria and then stop talking - they will tell you how they measure up to your criteria (ei. credit score, tenant history,  gross income). 

Tool kit, sleeping bag, security measures, work clothing and go there- rip out the drywall that's damaged, sounds like the flooring is ruined as well.

Cause I want to know what measures do I have to take before investing in another country or state.

Here is a definition all of you need to understand.When you talk about "Cost Effectiveness" it is measured against a goal.Example:Fishing is not a cost effective way to get food.

Provide valuable insights on potential gaps in coverage and offer practical guidance on addressing them, empowering landlords to effectively protect their investments and provide peace of mind for their tenants.Preventive Measures and Documentation:Emphasizing the importance of proactive maintenance is crucial to minimizing the need for warranty claims.

Regularly update your team on legal requirements to ensure that your operations remain compliant, minimizing the risk of legal issues.Prioritize Security and Data Protection:Implement robust security measures for both physical and digital records.