All Forum Posts by: Paul Luna

Thanks Brett I have been looking up the steps for taking the exam. I just have to figure out which part of Colorado I want to move to before I can start talking to an agent. I appreciate the advice and the time out of your day to reply and help me out.

I am moving to Colorado and am not sure what location yet. I have till next year to figure it out, so I am trying to research on which locations and markets would be best to look into. I want to get into a W-2 job that has to do with real-estate investing, so I want to get my Colorado real estate license. It's difficult to know how to go about this when I don't even have a moving destination yet. So if there are any tips or advice anyone has that would be great. Or I could even buy someone a virtual cup of coffee and talk about it ha. Love the BP community and thanks for taking the time to read this.

Reading All these helpful comments, if I got this right, are letting me know I'm rushing into this faster then I should and lack the proper steps and knowledge that I would need to do what I am thinking and it would be better to save and learn more on how to start than to rush into. So maybe I should wait till colorado. What are some good processes to get started I listen to the podcast and watch some YouTube videos withBP but am having a hard time grasping this?

I was thinking about renting it out but of course the property management side of it would be difficult. I was also thinking maybe doing a little work to up the price of a house and selling before we left.

I currently live in Grand Haven Michigan. Me and my girlfriend have decided to stay for at least one more year before we move to Colorado. We are living in an apartment right now and thought since we are staying for another year that maybe it would be a good idea to try and find a duplex to house hack or to purchase a single family house. Would it be a good idea or even possible to try and find something like that get a loan and break our lease. Or wait to move to Colorado?