If you are inexperienced a PM would be your best option.

Example has 25 out of 30 units been there for the past 2 years and paying on time OR did this owner slam tenants in with deals to fill the place up fast and try to sell off a dog of a property to an unsuspecting or inexperienced buyer?

Something tells me they are happy keeping it on the market, and waiting until an inexperienced investor makes an offer.

Anyone telling you otherwise is either inexperienced or trying to present it as a happy go lucky business in an effort to sell you something.

I’m pretty inexperienced and trying to get some opinions of more knowledgeable people who have been here before. 

Here’s my unique position: Pros:- I’m employed- working in tech affords me a high salary- great credit- young (for now haha)Cons:- less than 5k in working capital for deals- young and inexperienced- in NYCThe easiest solution to get started would be to house hack but I don’t have enough money for the down payment on a high priced home.

There's not enough meat on the bone to have an additional intermediary.One of the mistakes most inexperienced real estate investors/flippers/wholesalers make is to believe every other listing for sale is a 'deal'. 

As an inexperienced investor, what should I do to find the best prices for closing.

As an inexperienced investor, what should I do to find the best prices for closing.

As an inexperienced investor, what should I do to find the best prices for closing.