Have a good Team made up with experienced and trustworthy people.  

I have been warned recently by a more experienced investor that it is critical to inspect for lead and asbestos during due diligence as there could be serious health, legal, and financial risks to not doing so?

I'm ready to connect and grow with people who are more experienced and eventually be that person to help others. 

I've heard a lot of horror stories, and these units can be hard to sell.If you must buy a condo, I think it's much better to buy in a larger development where there's an experienced manager or management company running the show.

So the experienced proven veteran referred to you by friend/family/coworker/whatever that's closed with them, or the eager young gun that'll move heaven and earth to make you happy.

Just my two cents, not sure if more experienced investors agree. 

I feel like a lot of new investors that are not as experienced evaluating deals are their primary buyers.

If it is a truly good deal and you have run the numbers just use an experienced lawyer to help you.  

Having experienced and trustworthy Team members is critical.  

So based upon what you are saying, it sounds like we need to seek out a more experienced partner to join forces with?