That’s all for now, feel free to reach out to me or reply with any advice especially any advice on navigating the Denver market or any meetings I maybe can get out to and network.

I’ll be moving to Houston from CO this Spring and I need an investor friendly Real Estate agent to help me navigate the area.

If you get lucky and there is some urban renewal that eventually takes place then you'll have decent appreciation or at the very least you could exit by rehabbing the houses, placing additions, whatever it takes to get the house to full retail level for whatever is going on around you and then exit.But if you look in Wichita at a couple of neighborhoods that will never appreciate and have never appreciated - Plainvew and Hilltop - they'll only appreciate if they take a bulldozer there like they should have/were supposed to after WWII/Korean wars ended.

It's been difficult to navigate restrictions and recent legislation.  

Anyone navigated a similar transition?

Lots of news and research on the Greater Bay Area so like to share information and navigate this opaque market.

Although that has its own set of hazards that require a pretty savvy investor to navigate.  

She helped me navigate some sticky situations that I may not have caught as a first timer. 

No listing agent telling their seller to throw your offer in the trash, no competing HML-backed offer that can close in 2 weeks, no seller's timeline to worry about, etc.A strategy you can use to navigate that is to do something unusual and write two offers.

How to perform your due diligence and navigate the contract period.