It as has a newer model home onsite a business is renting as an office.

Hi @Maurice Giro it sounds like you would like to get into real estate investing, but you would like to be more passive than active.Just keep in mind that the more active you are, the higher returns you get, and generally speaking, the more passive you are the lower returns you getThere is a hybrid model where you can learn how to find deals that are under market value, build a team that will help you purchase and rehab and rent out the property, and then have someone help you manage it.

I don't see how either business model benefits from this.  

As a model, Techvestor syndicates (uses investor funds) to acquire, fit-out and operate short-term rental properties for profit in select markets across the US. 

I would not invest if the good guys are losing ground, but that would run counter to your description that it is an appreciating area.It looks fine to invest in for the information you shared if the long term forecast for the area is safe and stable to improving.

I do not need a big pitch deck put together - if I need more info I will ask for it but typically first thing I ask for is the proforma - what are the assumptions and review them to make sure they are realistic.Saw a deal about six months where the rents were $600 and they were forecasting $750.  

Hi Xavier, Mynd is definitely an interesting model.

Will your current REI model get you to your end game?  

Partner Driven financed the Stowers Road deal through our partnership model, providing the necessary capital for both the purchase and renovations.

But if you're someone looking to house hack or just do a rent-by-the-room model in Denver, this could give you peace of mind that you're not going to get shut down.