Pointing this thread to a common PIN thread; https://www.biggerpockets.com/...

In my area in Tahoe there is commonly snow damage and subsequent water damage.

Co-ops, on the other hand, involve owning shares in a corporation that owns the building and can come with more restrictions and limitations on how you can use or rent out your unit.If your goal is to dip your toes into real estate investing as a primary residence before building a portfolio of out-of-state rental properties, it may be a better idea to consider a condo over a co-op.

I just wanted to validate its okay to run your business and your life in accord with your goals and the value you put on your time, and it's just fine to outsource. 

We are looking to network with community members who can help us or partner with us to reach our goals. 

You can give those out to vendors and take them out sometime after use.One other old fashioned option is to have a lockbox somewhere on the property with keys to every unit, common area doors, any restricted basement areas etc.

You want to know "if I were to find an opportunity that will help you achieve your investment goals, would you invest, and how much would you invest?"

It’s important to figure out your goals and objectives, and then that will ultimately give you a few areas that you can narrow it down to.

Neither approach is wrong but it is all about your goals and objectives and maybe your age.

Some of the things are common sense.I don't agree with the AI communication thing.