I witnessed in action as he has continued to own this property until today.

The only thing that has been proven is that there is a fault line that runs underneath the area that has been inactive for quite some time.

I had been in active for many years in CA...

@Brandon Hotopp, I'm not sure about Denver, but in Oregon, if you are not associated with a brokerage, you are issued an inactive license, which means you won't get the perks of being an agent.If you decide to get your license, shop around for a brokerage that is friendly towards investor-agents and has low fees.

In a previous life I was a licensed realtor (currently inactive).

If you do nothing but tire kicking, please pay me $1k today and I'll be happy to assist in your inaction efforts and send you to all sorts of learning resources.Good luck!

This anomaly has had local industry experts speculating a drop in activity since July, but sure enough the number of total transactions done in September resembles the amount of activity that tool place in April 2019.

I am also here in Denver and am a RE investor, commercial broker (inactive), and work with CPAs to maximize tax & cash flow for their investors.

The first time I saw this in action I couldn't believe it.  

For a long time after that bad experience(I was 19-20 at the time) I was inactive and just trying to accumulate as much knowledge as possible to avoid failing again.