As an out-of-state investor, challenges include remote management and navigating local regulations.

My Mother is interested in helping me get into this deal and she has the funds to do so, but we are navigating everything delicately as neither of us have invested before.

There is a handy search bar in the upper right that makes it easy to find previous discussions, blogs, podcasts, and other resources.

We did buy it with an agent, but I am not really sure it was needed, as we navigated the process ourselves for the most part. 

Whether you are a seasoned investor, a real estate agent, or someone who has successfully navigated these waters, your input would be truly appreciated.I'll go ahead and start by sharing some of my best practices.

This advice is invaluable for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of real estate investment in rapidly evolving markets.

The oxalic acid (and get the 100% stuff on Amazon, not Bar Keeper's Friend) will get it just about right.

Find an investor focused-agent in your area that can help you navigate through your first deal.

Navigating the vast world of real estate can be overwhelming, partner, but fear not!

For my clients buying this as a vacation rental, even if they got coverage and could rebuild after a fire, the value of the short-term rental in Colorado would be ruined b/c no one wants to visit a scorched mountainside.If you're an agent like me working with STR/second-home buyers, or your just buying yourself, navigating the wildfire risks and other natural-disaster risks of a home are now part of the transaction.