You shouldn't run into any difficulty moving it for $95k. 

Open to any strategies that come to mindGoals:Short-term: Get "skin in the game" with my first property, ideally a duplex/small multifamily or a starter SFH rental.Long-term: Scale to 5–10 properties by my late 20s, eventually replacing part of my income and continuing to invest.Open to BRRRR, house hacking, or just buying a solid rental depending on what makes sense.Questions:At my age, should I prioritize house hacking, or since I live at home, should I just buy a pure rental?

I tend to avoid condos due to the fees and potential difficulty selling if multiple similar units are for sale however it depends on the area, amenities included, taxes and rent you can command.

Most lenders see a first time flip risky and offering 100% financing would require skin of some sort in the game.

Down Payment (Non-Refundable):Always protect yourself with meaningful skin in the game.

I would be able to put skin in the game however would not be able to fund the entire project.

What gets most is that the bridge lenders want to see you have skin in the game, so if you have seller carry or other second, they reduce their leverage to keep your skin just as much...

I'm not at all familiar with any of those markets so I have no skin in the game here but I'm curious what strategies or applied logic you used to help narrow it down to those areas.

Generally lenders want some skin in the game especially if you are new.

So, if the Teepee is 100 wolf skins, you bring 20 skins to the powwow.