Investors - How long does it take you to sell a property nowadays?

Colorado is pretty appealing and nowadays, with telecommuting, people can live where they want .

It can take several years, but they seem to go by faster nowadays.

A lot of states nowadays have Meghan's Law where the whole community will be notified of a presence of a sex offender and also restrictions on where such a person may live (not within so and so distance of a school, church etc). 

These type of loans are called non-qm loans they are becoming more and more popular nowadays especially when looking to buy an investment home.

This seems to be common nowadays and something you may want to look into. 

Not banned, but type II permits require 500 feet from the nearest other, which is nearly impossible to find nowadays.

These are trends (some are already occurring, others may/may not happen) that we see and hear in the news more and more nowadays.

There are several reasons for this including the high cost to develop ($100-200K plus into earth work before you even get a building up which means you have to erect 15-20,000 square feet for the project to be viable)----Basically you need to swing for the fences and then be able to feed the alligator (negative cash flow) for 18-36 months unless you are in a VERY hot market. 

Like many of the new wholesalers nowadays I too learned majority of the information I have now from YouTube, podcast, webinars, books, etc.