When you are walking through a potential investment property what are the key things you should be looking for that will let you know that it would be a good buy or that it would be too much of a hassle and to walk aw...

Its more for me to figure out how in reality it looks in terms of will I be paying more or less than I currently am and how it might look once I move out.This is the sheet I use to help evaluate properties.

Just another tool in my box, I use mostly for my evaluations

I’ve even installed two washer / dryer units in the basement for use by the tenants at no charge.I’m really trying to find a way to evaluate this deal before listing it for sale. 

The inspector may find things that a contractor does not and will suggest if other experts need to evaluate the property (e.g., plumbing, foundation).

Hi all,Situation: Evaluating a contracted $70k (ARV $120k) 3/2/2 SFR for a Buy-an-Hold rental at 1100/month, and with hard money lending at 15% (6 month term). 

People here are typically evaluating projects from a cost-first perspective and not from a custom work, historic preservation perspective. 

I have found it quite useful to help evaluating hoods from a far or even close.

What are some of the resources you seasoned investors use to evaluate a rental market that you are thinking of investing in. 

They do secondarily look at the individual's income and credit score, but mainly it's the income producing property that matters most.Now if you are looking to be SFR, I'm not sure how a lender would evaluate that.