You’d need to file the Articles of Organization with the Colorado Secretary of State (the cost is around $50), get an EIN from the IRS (which is free and can be done online), and possibly draft an operating agreement, which isn’t required in Colorado but is still a good idea.

Go for a local manager, not an online, discount company like Evolve or Vacasa.Try to interview several managers.

They are super helpful, provide so many forms online necessary for the start up.

Starting my real estate investment journey and using experience as a budding commercial/residential agent to guide my journey as well as the journey of others I interact with.

If we are talking about Agents who aren't dumb and specialize in investments, it's got to be a fraction of a %.I've attended many open houses in my local area and interacted with a lot of agents, in California and OOS.

It’s similar to the mortgage calculators you can see online but can add extra payments.

Hi Jose.My properties are currently with PM's, but all of our properties are D class so I might be able to provide some insight.With D class, a lot of people don't have credit or even bank accounts, and anything on-line that they can't easily do on their phone isn't going to work. 

All of the listing agreements I've found online are between sellers and realtors, not investors. 

We've strived to learn from other tech-enabled property managers and firms who have failed to scale effectively and implement those learnings in our scaling to now 180 cities across California and Washington state.For what it's worth:We have over 170 4-star or greater online reviews. 

I think a lot of times you get what you give - I've been a part of a couple during times where I really just wasn't spending time interacting, making posts, doing the assigned tasks, attending all the calls, etc.