My goal is to help people invest in properties and grow my business, but as a beginner, I'd love some advice on getting my foot in the door. 

I've been saving for a house hack over the past two years and recently came across a great property in the Denver metro area that I’d love to pursue.

Marriott launched its Homes & Villas division, acquired postcard cabins (tiny homes), Hilton is testing alternative hospitality models, and Airbnb reports that “unique stays” are among the most-booked properties on the platform.That means small, forward-thinking investors who move quickly can build high-end tiny home rental portfoliosbefore the big players take over.💡 Is this the next big investment play?

Because of the interest rate of the original VA loan, the cash flow of this property isn't as high as our other one.

Option 1: Lower Down, Higher Rate (10-15 Year Term)For the Seller: Steady cash flow, better return than banks/CDs, avoids capital gains hit all at once.For You (Buyer): Lower upfront cash, keeps more liquidity for operations, long-term financing stability.Offer Price: $2.2M (Full Asking Price)Down Payment: $220,000 (10%)Loan Amount: $1,980,000Interest Rate: 8% FixedAmortization: 25 YearsTerm: 10-15 Years (Negotiable)Monthly Payment: ~$14,846 (P&I on 25-year am.)Why It Works for the Seller:They get a consistent $14,846/month income instead of a lump sum that could trigger taxes.8% return is way better than typical bank investments.Avoids broker fees (~$100K savings).No property management headaches—just collects checks.

I purchased a property in the 77003 zip code which is 1.5 miles from downtown.  

If we have to start eviction proceedings a second time, we will complete the eviction process and they will have to move.Rules vary from state to state and lease to lease, but on my properties, if the rent was not received, on the 6th they would get a letter stating that late charges have been applied to their account and if they do not pay within 10 days we would start eviction proceedings and all court costs would be applied to their account.  

Understanding the markets to avoid, what laws to watch out for and selecting the proper strategy that goes with property plays a huge part in this. 

Purchase price: $130,000 Cash invested: $9,000 Sale price: $185,000 I did not have the knowledge then to keep the property and pull money out to complete renovations to another property we purchased a year after this one that required a complete overhaul.

My family worked with an agent to look for properties in the selected area that my father had known is going to become a prime location in the next 5 years.