However, if your objective is to find something reasonably priced with the goal of investing, condos are generally not the first choice.

Number of doors is not an objective for us, we actually want the most revenue with the least amount of tenants, which also means that CoC is usually pretty low.

Consider creating a comprehensive investment plan that aligns with your financial objectives, risk tolerance, and market conditions.

Since there are many more listings competing on the market than in previous years, it’s crucial to prepare a listing to stand out among the rest and work to address buyer objections prior to going on market.

The best choice depends on your investment strategy, risk tolerance, and long-term objectives.

Having a clear scope of work, a vetted, licensed and insured contractor, and someone to objectively inspect the work is not a "pain", its how every project should be handled. 

Look at areas with high rental demand, possibilities for capital growth, and properties that fit investment objectives.

However, it's important to be flexible and adjust your strategy according to market trends, competition, and your own objectives.

Establish your investing criteria and objectives, including your risk tolerance, financial objectives, target communities, and property type.

First, clearly outline your short and long-term objectives, evaluate your financial preparedness, and explore different investment opportunities.