Ask them how many deals they did last year, how much in sales volume, how much of that was multi-families, and if they are themselves investors.The person you're looking for either individually or as a team has done a solid number of deals and are active investors.Feel free to interview them and do your diligence but you should make a decision on one and start working with them exclusively. 

Condo financing and due diligence can be challenging but it's you should look to leverage all the established HOA and property management have in the form of systems, processes, and advice.

You get a lot of investors out there who want to make offers with no specific due diligence questions then when they think of these things after the fact they want to renege on performing on the contract.

Do your due diligence and make the leap.If you do not have the $$ or the credit, the best way to get started is to partner with someone who has two of the three of Experience, Credit, Capital. 

Agent asks me when do I want to walk the property.question: do I search for and hire a contractor to walk the property with us so I have an accurate estimate of cost or should I wait for the due diligence phase of the deal?

I needed clarification in a real estate purchase and sale agreement on a wholesale Offer to purchase agreement.  1) The correct way to explain to the seller whether this is negotiable or not 2) if negotiable who negotiates it  ( buyers agent /seller agent in case the best use case is wholesale ( realtor to represent the wholesaler) What is the true logic behind the non-refundable due diligence, in wholesale transactions if the wholesaler is not taking title to the property how is it reflected in the contract, does it get subtracted from the purchase price or not?

It all depends on the contingencies you put in the contract and any problems that arise during the due diligence period. 

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

@Chase Louderback I go back and forth on this strategy but in general unless they are completely unrealistic I do not show them underwriting or due diligence, only glimpses of what I uncover.