I saw water rights (no land) for sale on 40 acres near Greeley being sold for $1.6 million earlier this week.Folks don't agree with me, but Denver Metro is tough to make money on at the moment - it's like squeezing blood from a turnip.I bought a house about two years ago in Fort Morgan - bank foreclosure for $22,500. 

But, again, it's all about what your goals are for this investment, and how much time/energy/blood/sweat/tears you're willing to put in to make it work. 

At first blush it appears that this guy has really been pretty resourceful in piecing together a diversified revenue stream for what amounts to a 5 acre parcel.

I've been able to find roughly 1/month without investing time or money into my own marketing, but there is a definitely ceiling if I'm relying solely on the MLS and wholesalers.I'm hoping that with a three-pronged approach, with 3 streams of leads coming into my business, I can find 36 deals in a year.So 3 primary questions around marketing through mailers come to mind:1.

I love the town, but that market is ridiculously expensive- IMO it is insanely overinflated right now and when it crashes it will be a blood bath.

Its never too early to start thinking about multiple income streams.

I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with buying a cashflow stream; it's dependent on your goals.

When I find myself swimming up stream, I look for opportunities that are emerging elsewhere. 

Since then she has had to poke her fingers several times a day to check her blood sugar.

I decided recently to work on getting my real estate license and becoming an agent to help me learn the business more and have a better stream of income to help me in this pursuit.