I live in Delhi,India and I'm a tobe engineer by profession.I am young and willing to relocate to any city around the world with a good quality of living and real estate.I researched around me and I'd be glad if someone could advice me if it makes sense to invest around me where real estate ain't that good or I should move to some place where my career could take off and I could learn to invest and make money in real estate.

However, a preparer’s credentials and level of expertise may have a bearing on the overall accuracy and quality of a study.In general, a study by a construction Engineer is more reliable than one conducted by someone with no engineering or construction background.

Check references, ask to view job sites under construction and completed (cleanliness during the process, quality of end product), require proof of insurance and licensing, etc.

This is an unprecedented time, and I would imagine that the most they would give you is a stern talking to as long as you are using quality subs. 

Finding a contractor that can bid and do quality work is like finding a unicorn : ) They are rare.Understand that you and your customer may have different ideas of what a renovation means.

I now feel I have a good process in hand to avoid these kinds of situations and find a quality renter! 

However, real estate overseas is actually very different from the US, with maybe the exception of Canada (which still has significant differences).Among other things, the legal and banking systems are oftentimes very different, as is the local investing culture (or lack thereof).As mentioned by @Joe Splitrock, there is an international forum here but there’s a lot of wrong information there, which I’ve been trying to correct whenever I encounter it.After almost 500 replies to posts related to international investing, many members have contacted me to either compliment me on the quality of my content and to ask me for further help.

Just wondering what kind of qualities I should look for and what kind of process you might suggest when interviewing?

Wondered if anyone has found a good quality, mid priced kitchen cabinet that comes in blue.

Great access to the outdoors, 300 days of sunshine, thriving real estate market, killer restaurants, cool neighborhoods, high desire-ability and strong economy (good for find high quality tenants).