-If the the investment is condominium, generally 40% of Solo 401k funds are required.

I caution anyone who is looking to launch into Fort Collins to look at past trends in Fort Collins. 30% appreciation in two years and 50% in 4-5 should be enough to make anyone take pause.

I'm working on a small multifamily, condominiumized development.

Remember the work is being funded by the insurance company and the increase in premium you will have after a $25,000 roof claim is nominal compared with a $35,000 roof claim.This Youtube video was put together by my area Community Association Institute chapter which is an industry group designed for condominium associations that provides best practices for property managers.  

I would check out MySmartMove.com powered by Transunion.I used to utilize this for my personal multi-families before launching my property management company.  

We really like that area.Gentrification potential: Grade B+Jefferson-Chalmers/CreeksideJefferson Chalmers has been called “a diamond in the rough,” with more than 160 acres of riverfront parks, boat launches, fishing and outdoor recreation opportunities.

Currently, I am working to save for the costs associated with launching a career in real estate.  

Hi Audrey:For land oriented (non condominium) residences with one to three rental units per home, we have had great success with Rob Faulkner (google Re/Max Hallmark and his name for a contact number). 

@Derek Carroll  I think this is a great thread as BP is dominated by those that are trying to launch first time ventures....

I have seen instances where they pull utility bills, find out they are in someone else's name (because it's being rented) and launch a fraud investigation.Regardless of what a lender says, make sure you only use that second home designation when you plan to use the home for yourself.