@Riaz GillaniPerhaps not earth shattering but always provide an insight (mentioning something that but for you bringing it up they may not have come across).

Nothing earth shattering but decent and I like to work where I live so to speak so investing locally is my cup of tea. 

Does this mean Denver prices are doomed to soon come crashing back to earth?

I've always assumed it was just a screen clip of Google Earth with some kind of "Drawing Program" used to make the lines and words.

Does it mean you own 1/9th of everyone's home, and 1/9th of the well water usage rights (and not owning 100% of your own home).I am not familiar with the "Association" thing, and Banks not financing it might be a Red Flag to look into what you would be actuality buying, which could be use of the property during your time on earth (if it was religious) but never having any ownership in the actual Real Estate.It would seem logical that an "Odd" ownership structure would somewhat effect the valuation in a negative way, and that putting the Real estate into platted deeds (a normal structure) would increase the desirability of it on resale.You talk about condo-ing it, and I am wondering if you intend to use the the underlying "Association" thing, how knowledgeable are you about it(???)

I'm currently working on building a database using Google earth and parlay and wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations for a good contact manager that I can input the data in to in and start cold calling out of. 

I've seen properties that were condemned due to a earth slide and need $500,000 of geo-technical work.

Buy a bag of pool diatomaceous earth.

You are investing in an area that is probably the most regulated place on earth with a large percentage of tenants that know how to use the law to take advantage of Landlords.

The developer got all the permits and has started moving earth.