As you’ve said, Denver has too many quality people looking for a place to live, there’s really no point dealing with a pushy tenant that’s obviously going to be a pain in the neck.

For me I’m not going to get strong armed into a deal especially when we paid beyond what was fair for the house and now he’s trying to muscle me into it.

That's my neck of the woods.

After you list words like, landlord, (city, state), renters, the conversation alerts can be found on your dashboard options.To use an old saying....I see you’re in my neck of the woods hahaha!

Ironically, I’m thinking of looking in your neck of the woods.

Combining 1 and 2 neck down where the foreclosures are most likely.

It appears to me like some of the people flexing their investing muscles and talking big game may not be profiting anymore then the mom and pop operators that are consistently buying single-family housing.

Here in my neck of California the re-assessment occurs as of the date of sale so that we get supplemental tax bills in year 1 rather than in year 2.   

'Nuff said.We all have experiences which, if we allow it, can be an "albatross around our neck" (if you can cite a movie, I can cite literature).

I will be using a FHA 201k loan (A pain in the neck, but worth it!).