@Daniel Daneaunot sure i know how to answer this question since i don't know anything about you or an investor friendly brokerage firm. it's a very difficult time to flip in general - there is an inventory shortage, rates are high, etc.flipping is a tough way to get started. 

Hello everyone, what should I look for When I inspect/ tour a condo for the first time?

Hey guys Jesse here! As an investor myself I completely understand the needs and worries of a new investor. I went through the same process myself. If any new investors are looking to connect with questions I would be...

We meet 1-2 times a month on a Zoom call to vet a hands-off investment together, and any members who want to go in on it can do so with $5K or more. 

If your goal is house hacking, I'd recommend solely focusing your time on 2-4 unit properties that will reduce your living expenses and cash flow upon moving out.Get good at analyzing deals and utilize the existing network you have.

We are doing this for the first time. 

Look for properties where you can add value over time — separate utilities, outdated kitchens/baths, unfinished basements.

For example I drive by my properties all the time since they are all within a short drive of my home.

Curious how you’re deciding when the time is right to refi — based on rates, equity growth, or tenant stability?

I too work full-time, actually more than full-time between my business and a side hustle as a financial writer.