Number of beds/baths, acreage, sufficient room for parking, quality of neighborhood, signs of construction in surrounding area, and many more factors.Something I have enjoyed doing while starting out, is rather than driving around to every house on the MLS...take a quick look at the property on Google Street View and run hypothetical numbers on the projected performance of the investment.

I view it as a way to set myself up for a phenominal way to built real wealth over time.

You'll get a different view point from each one.

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@Chad Clanton is correct, though – it's not required to view investments, participate in discussions, or otherwise interact with the site.  

Looks like too challenging from my point of view.

If so, schedule an appointment to view the property and then try to negotiate a deal.

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I decided to view the property.

Take no consideration for location, scenic views, or being next to a toxic dump.They have no way of knowing the interior or exterior condition of a house.If you want to understand comps, there are a zillion videos on YouTube showing how to do a CMA.