Being that the brokerage is small and new, and we are all mostly new agents, I don't have a large, experienced "team" to help find a buyer, so I am pretty much on my own trying to navigate the selling process of this home. 

Starting with a specific strategy in real estate investing can help navigate the market.

This company is based out of CA & FL with satellite offices throughout US.

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If you need any help navigating the insurance side of things for your new property, feel free to reach out! 

Or I could bring deals like this to a guy that's doing the same thing as me with more experience and learn from them and split equity with them.There's plenty of ways to navigate this, I agree with you if I had 200+ units I would do an inspection for each property I buy, it's no problem then but I'm trying to do my first deal.

I have never worked in real estate and navigating unfamiliar territory has been challenging.

Second is partnering with a great lender who can help you navigate including potential rents to help you qualify for more opportunuities.

I normally recommend using a Property Manager who works with the program regularly to help navigate the waters.