Beautiful mountains, great beer, legal weed, burgeoning restaurant and cultural scene, and 300 days of sunshine.

——————————————Ep 1 Marty Boardman* get involved in the local scene, provide value to others first* Four Phases for Flipping:* 1.

First of all, thank you to everyone who has posted in the forums, those who have given time on the podcasts, and those behind th scenes at BP.

A more expensive property ($450-500K) with less return (due to higher price point) in an area that has job growth and population growth, up and coming popular scene, cap rate around 5%, about a 1.5hr drive from me.  2. a medium expensive property ($300K) in area with good schools, cap rate about 7%, local to me (15min), low crime, nice town, stagnant or slightly decreasing job growth and population3.

I really like that city, especially their craft beer scene.

It makes no financial scenes to install solar as opposed to buying properties with separately metered utilities.

The son of a wealthy family who had gotten involved in the meth scene and ended up homeless living on the streets.

Air BnB scene as I help with long term rentals, but I would be happy to learn more about it with you if you want to reach out.https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/where-we-live/wp/2017/09/18/money-and-liability-are-among-issues-driving-the-d-c-airbnb-bill/

The owner thinks that the tenant (manager) will flee the scene anyways when he finds out he is selling because A). he has a racket going and B) he is keeping all the money and providing no real value. 

I'm very new to the real estate scene, but I've been researching.