., curfew, no nights out, extra chores, eviction, etc.AH, eviction.  

Hello Everyone, Is anyone else having difficulty finding a good deal for a fix and flip in the Denver metropolitan area? 

If everything else checks out we ask for an extra deposit or advanced rent.

They see the lower rent and don't factor in the extra expense. 

At a minimum you can put your extra funds into a high yield savings account, or even better 4-week treasury bills that give you state tax exemption and keeps you liquid for your next acquisition.

They don't tell you about the difficulties invovled.

Well, do they have a job to pay that extra $200 plus utilities per month?  

We do get a better fee/split structure, and that's a fair trade for the extra work of managing a large investor base and it's associated extra accounting and tax reporting overhead.I also find the advice in the OP to be contradictory. 

@johnmason, I have completed a BRRRR over Covid but that was in a different market since then I moved into a more expensive market due to my full time job so finding a deal has been a bit more difficulty

Big issue I didn't think about was the difficulty to appraise with no comp sales for multi.