check that--some are lukewarm and collaborative, others open warfare.My view, condos can be lower fuss management propositions, especially for newer investors unable to do exterior maintenance, but can slow you down and take away control if you are a more advance hands on landlord (read: potentially frustrating) If you are new, why not take a smaller bite of one or two units.

I have just created an fb group, so all of the folks who are interested in this area can collaborate and grow together.

I would prioritize getting the unit rent-ready and re-rented first.  

Let me know if you want to collaborate!

Hello I am a new real estate investor looking to collaborate and learn with and from others her on BP.

My suggestion would be not to prioritize cost but to prioritize a good relationship with a mortgage broker that can help you navigate the commercial lending world.  

Welcome to BP @Paul Brown, you will definitely find this forum to be a great resource for finding information and for collaborating with others who can provide valuable input based on their past experiences which can save you a lot of time, money, and frustration!

Right now it’s split 50/50 buying on market and wholesalers Would love to collaborate with you on wholesalers here in the valley.

I'm barely touching ground here in Christchurch my home town but am happy to collaborate with you as I progress. 

“FREEhabbing” for Profit If your intention is to complete a rehab, but you lack adequate funds, collaborate with a contractor.