In an opinion piece, the CO Attorney Gen finds tax sales, specifically issuing deeds unconstitutional based on that ruling.

Also, in general, any reason to subdivide prior to building other than the LLC piece?

What happen to the good ol days when a guy could lend a friend some money w/o the red tape and everyone wanting a piece of the pie?

I'm assuming some numbers scribbled on a piece of paper from the original owner is not going to be good enough for the City.

Over the years, I've gained extensive experience with STRs, navigating regulations, building teams remotely in various markets and countries, and testing nearly every piece of relevant software.

He's such a piece of s**t for basically stealing honest people's money.

BRRR is tricky but having the right GC and PM is the most important pieces.

We somehow were able to piece together buying a portfolio of 97 properties. 

An important piece of info I left out is I currently live out of the country so house hacking is not a possibility, although I think it is a great idea.

Maybe he can find a partner to provide risk capital in exchange for a piece of the deal?