What's the best exit strategy in Colorado market?

I know probably several hundred co-brokes and I have worked with many as an investor before I got licensed and started a team.A combination of several reasons: Real estate agents are in an industry that is easy entry and it rewards networking much more than actual skills (let that one sink in), because consumers don't know how to vet agents and it becomes mostly about trust - so you work with your friend's cousin, because he said she's great.

@Claudia StewartSorry to have to tell you this...But your expectations are too high for a prop mgmt co to handle 1 little rinky dink property.

There are a lot of condos already on the Fannie Mae approved list for example and that only requires 5% down.Stay away from anything that is a Co-Op those are a nightmare in most cases and a lot of the Co-ops have by laws that require 25% down for example even if you qualify for 3-5% down.

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Anyway, thanks for the note  I hear you on reducing stress, not sure of your age, but I won't 'go there' on the stress and quality of life side of things....I'm more patient than I used to be for sure.As far as what could be next - sounds incredibly non sensical and irresponsible - yet, move it all including yourself to a Colorado ski town.

-Recommendations for Denver real estate lawyers? 

I am looking to buy properties in the west coast or in Denver, Arizona, or Kansas areas.

The 4th Thursday of every month is a standing inspection for fire prevention to check all smoke detectors and CO detectors.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a great interior designer in the Denver area who furnishes Airbnbs?