@Breanna Moon, we focus on fix and flips more than on rentals, though we do have some rental properties in the metro area (one in Westminster, one in Montbello, and one in Denver). We haven't invested in condos or townhomes yet, but they usually are less expensive to get into than a single family home. Be sure to include HOA fees in your calculations (both for how much it will cost you if the unit is vacant and relative to whether you can get enough rent out of the unit to get your desired return with the HOA fees included). We're always happy to talk to anyone who's interested in flipping. We do it on a much smaller scale than many of the investors here, but we're also "in the trenches" doing a lot of the work ourselves, managing subcontractors, hauling supplies, so we have a very hands-on perspective. I'm also a licensed broker, so I get to learn a lot about what buyers and renters are looking for from inspectors, appraisers, and other agents.
Like everyone here, I'm happy to answer any questions you have--and I'm always up for learning something new from everyone here, too!
