Condos are their own niche so make sure your agent is experienced with buying/selling condos in your market3.

@John Cooper find an experienced landlord-tenant attorney for their input and potentially handling your eviction.

It also depends what you mean by experienced.

So, my recommendation is to reach out to an experienced agent and speak to them.

"Also, wholesale deals off of the MLS are typically a waste of time for all parties"This forum is a waste of time because you have a first-time wholesaler arguing back with experienced real estate investors about how to sub to/wholesale a 3-unit, STR, all in different cities deal.

They've experienced a couple of murders I think in STR and some prostitution problems. 

It is very intersting to see what markets and why you as experienced investors go for that market.

I'll review any feedback and try to improve as a real estate investor.How are you going to get anywhere as an investor if "I do tend to be someone who ask questions and only wants to hear what they want to hear"?

I may not have resources today, but I bring something just as powerful: the willingness to outwork, outlearn, and outlast anyone else in the room.Here’s what I’m focused on:✅ Learning from experienced investors.✅ Building strong relationships and partnerships.✅ Exploring creative ways to get deals done, even without a ton of upfront capital.I know that success in real estate is a team sport.

My point is even some experienced operators doing more extensive/sophisticated value adds are struggling in this market.