But if LLCs are cheap, like in CO, then we have a holding company own a gaggle of LLCs where each rental is owned by an LLC.The fix and flip is kept completely separate... like way way away from the rental activities.Don't put your rentals into your fix and flip LLC either.

Security for one - so put them on title as co-owner.

Hi,My wife and I have been working on a plan to turn investment properties into assisted living homes in Colorado.

and if so could I be a co-signer and she would still qualify?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $360,000

Cash invested: $80,000

This was initially a fix and flip deal that turned BRRRR. We got the property off m...

Kind of like if you are new to Chicago and ask your co-workers where to live, they all tell you their neighborhood, because that is what they know.Three things I suggest:1. 

Multifamily here in Co Springs and Denver area has been "overpriced" somewhat because of the military presence and rise in popularity of house hacking. 

I am considering taking the CO/national real estate exam + course hours requirement and becoming an independent broker or associating with a small brokerage (I can see the benefit of associating with a firm experienced in the area and able to bounce ideas off of).

You won't sell it if you didn't get permits as most municipalities require you to get a CO or the buyers will do an OPRA request and see you didn't pull permits.If you did electrical or plumbing without a permit, the walls will need to be opened up to expose the work.You won't be ready to sell in 3 months.

As for SW markets, ABQ is the "affordable" option as SoCal, AZ, and CO have become over valued making it difficult to find decent deals.