Carpet area is the real hidden cost in High Rental Yield.

Spent the whole Sunday checking out options in High Rental Yield a few months back before we finalized our place. Honestly, everyone talks about High Rental Yield for investment, but finding a good 3BHK under 1.5 Cr is tough. What I realized comparing projects was that many builders promise the sky with amenities, but the actual carpet area for a 3BHK in that range often felt tiny. Don't just look at super built-up, yaar. We almost fell for a project near the metro, but the usable space was a joke for a family. Also, check the maintenance history if it's an older society, or what the builder's track record is for newer ones; some had crazy high hidden costs nobody tells you about. My hack was to always carry a measuring tape for carpet area confirmation. Saved us from a bad deal, seriously. Anyone else find these small details make a huge difference when comparing projects?