My biggest suggestion is to go meet with the city in person as that is much more effective than calling in.

I think the biggest negative right now is the amount rentals in the area as the investor focus has moved to this area now.

Biggest question on my mind is when all those funds that were paying over par for loans a few years ago, going to rise to the surface in insolvency. 

The biggest thing you'd have to manage after purchasing the right deal for you would be the property manager, so you can make sure he's managing your property how you'd like. 

Once I heard about the “pipeline” incentive to get my $20k “back,” I’d heard enough.My apologies to anyone who may be promoting/backing the company here, but - from its incentive structure, where you benefit, even if not directly - your words are immediately suspect to me.

I am just one person with one experience but I will tell you in my experience the property managers I've dealt with have been the biggest thieves of all.

Aside from financial risk, to me the biggest risks were lack of knowledge, experience, and contacts and so by working with turnkey providers I've attempted to mitigate those risks by relying on them.

Most of the biggest spenders will plan for a holiday weekend far in advance.

Updates For 2024 and Beyondhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/what-is-coming-in-2024-fo...Now, we will go over what’s next in DSCR loans—an overview of what innovations or additions to the DSCR loan product lineup may come in 2024, as well as the next evolution of this revolutionary loan product.Medium-Term RentalsOne of the biggest developments in real estate investing in 2023 has been the rise of medium-term rentals.

Biggest mistake I see investors/buyers in Denver or Colorado Springs make is that they get bogged down in finding the "best deal" and end up not buying at all.