Lesson learned by me and my first experience with a PM website.

Perhaps the worst part is when they make the local news and give all investors a bad name, because the press forgets to mention that the absentee owner has not seen the property in years - and it's just bad press for landlords in general - and soon enough local politicians start calling for more regulations..Based on my own investing experience for over 15 years in Milwaukee I feel in general that it is always best to buy the best quality real estate investment you can afford at the time.

Does anyone have any experience partnering with different RE teams local to the lead? 

Some flippers I work with just gets a SOW from the contractors and some get inspection every single time.Typically wholesalers won't allow inspection periods so you have to just trust the SOW or your contractor or your experience.

We want to connect with investors who bought condohotel and learn about their experience and if they are good investments.We are currently in Honolulu, Oahu.

If anyone has experience or tips to share, I’d really appreciate it!

When I say education, I mean real education (not formal or higher education) but more like hands on business experience, sales, marketing, or agriculture as you mentioned. 

Ask him about his experiences with the complex.

One of the wildest experiences I’ve had in property management happened on the very first day of managing a new property.I was conducting onboarding calls, getting familiar with tenants, when suddenly—the ceiling collapsed on a tenant’s back.The tenant had reported the issue for over 14 months to the previous property manager, but nothing had been done.

One thing I've learned from my experience is that I do not set hard rules.