The mood was decidedly more pragmatic than the unbridled enthusiasm of some past events.

There are a ton of investor and real estate events in Denver metro!

Without my BP mentor, I don't know how I would have gotten through it, as the first eviction was 2 months before my wedding and we were landlords less than a year ;)Yes, this too shall pass, and once you get the hang of landlording and get more experienced at screening, things should calm down.

Since you're occupying it, this may not be the case.Your bigger challenge will be understanding and avoiding taxable events:1) with the IRS2) with your local Assessors Office.Be sure to look into these before doing anything.

I disagree with your version of events but your feedback and experience with us is relevant.

How YOU will be protected in the event that the project goes south and you need to be reimbursed.Is this a cash or financed transaction? 

I actually live in Santa Fe, but own properties in Abq.We are going to host a small, by invitation only networking event on Oct 16.

It seems they want to be fully protected if by some wild series of events they ended up owning the property.

In any event some lenders will count up to 75% of gross rents as income while recording mortgage, taxes, insurance, HOA fees as "front-end" debt payments.

They are also always in the BP events here under Zen and the Art of Real Estate Investing.