I'm looking to do BRRR and Flip's for a few years and then try to get into buying land to develop eventually.

Also think about where you can cut costs, can you self manage, find a less expensive property manager, can you bill back expenses to your tenants.

It's seen quite a bit of growth and development, the income is also high around that area. 

@Kenny Smith the data I saw yesterday from Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation says that the front range is losing a few folks and the Western Slope is gaining a few more that your above number so while Colorado is gaining, the front range is losing and the Western Slope is gaining more.

. ~$2.1m- Cash flows at $140k annuallyI've been self-managing and it has been honestly pretty easy (send invoices, schedule routine maintenance/inspections), but otherwise I have no real knowledge or experience in the industrial space (I mostly invest in STR's).

He has a law firm, one of the most knowledgeable IRA guy Matt Sorensen, a CPA wing, and the IRA wing for those who want to do self directed.

Syndication was the key that opened the door to exponential development, allowing me to reach new heights in my real estate career.During my own journey, I learned that syndication was the key to growing my business.

I'm excited to see what develops.

One community I invest in is currently adding a quarter billion dollar mixed use development the other is at an interstate insertion that 4x's the population with travelers daily. 

Are you taking it online as a self study, or are you in a class with a teacher?