Or an experienced flipper/rehabber.What you don't want to do is bring in partners who are just like you.

Has anyone experienced something like this with your own rentals?

Condos are their own niche so make sure your agent is experienced with buying/selling condos in your market3.

It also depends what you mean by experienced.

Working with an experienced project manager that had an established relationship with a contractor worked at then end for me. 

Many experienced investors adapt by targeting deals with slightly higher percentages up to 75-80% while carefully analyzing potential risks and margins.

Watching some of these videos and finding lots of red flags like that which beginners wouldn’t catch but experienced folks will know is b.s.

I tried in Jacksonville but even the experienced investment realtors were telling me "If you can get $300 a month in net income, your doing great!"

I’ve already realized how much there is to know, and I’m grateful for spaces like this where experienced investors share their wisdom.Right now, I’m working on getting a better understanding of T-12s (Trailing Twelve-Month Financial Statements).

I may not have resources today, but I bring something just as powerful: the willingness to outwork, outlearn, and outlast anyone else in the room.Here’s what I’m focused on:✅ Learning from experienced investors.✅ Building strong relationships and partnerships.✅ Exploring creative ways to get deals done, even without a ton of upfront capital.I know that success in real estate is a team sport.