You can set up automated shipping routes for that once you get there, so it's fairly low maintenance. Once you've managed to get to that point, you'll want to colonize additional islands to provide whatever resources and trade goods you can't produce locally.For much of the early game, taxes will not be able to make up for your expenses, so you need some other way to provide at least a limited income until you become more self-sufficient. Ideally, you also want to be able to produce at least one luxury good for trading purposes.The civilian housing you place will upgrade itself based on how many of the required buildings you can place in their range and how many of the required goods you can provide and then keep providing while they are slowly being used up. You want somewhere that has enough usable space so that you can not only provide basic necessities to your citizens through farms and the local production of goods, but also eventually place all the buildings that your culture (I think there are two) requires to progress up the "civic development" scale. Your main island will be taking up both the lion's share of your attention and eventually provide the majority of your income. You will want to make sure that you have plenty of space for expansion.If you can't, you'll need to buy them instead, and they're both expensive and only ever available in limited amounts.
One thing you definitely want is the ability to produce your own tools, which are an important resource that is needed for basically everything and which require the presence of iron. Not everything you need (or want) will be available on every island, so there's no point in looking for the perfect location that has everything.
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