We see now that we need to check with him to see if any distant relative are out there who may have an interest in the property. 

In learning and networking mode but hope to pull the trigger in the not to distant future. 

There is no reason to force a long distance deal asap when you you'll have the opportunity to actually be where you are investing in the not too distant future.TL;DR Don't rush it.

Hi all, Looking at relocating to Colorado in the not too distant future and planning a trip in the next month to ’scope’ out a number of different neighborhoods and would like to make contact with a realtor who we could work with who knows the Denver Metro area well.Currently we’ve been researching neighborhoods to the North West of Denver (Arvada, Superior, Golden, Bloomfield etc).Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated…Martin

In several months, institutional acquisition of single-family will be a distant memory, shelved in the dust next to the hula hoop and Rubicks Cube.

I would want to at least break even and invest primarily for appreciation over the long haul.ORMy other option is to invest in either individual condo's or small apt buildings(16 units) in Jacksonville, FL but this would involve being a distant landlord which I'm not really that wild on.

My agent is distant family and I trust him.

The trust is usually set up with a secondary person as Trustee  (administrator) if the acting administrator isn't able to do duties.. ask also who is the alternate trustee that person may be distant relative.. 

Talk to people who have bought from the TK provider in the somewhat distant past, not people who just bought a couple months ago.  

Florida after discovering that the associated monthly expenses related to owning a house was affecting my ability to maintain an aggressive saving schedule.I would appreciate any insight or opinions and I hope I too can become a successful contributing member on this board in the not too distant future.Thanks!!