We also own a triplex in Red Lodge, a ski town an hour uphill.

I bought it from a wholesaler - the seller was elderly, had already moved out, and in fact passed away during the process but the sale was being transacted by his son and it continued on in spite of this hiccup.This is a 3/1.5/1 ranch in a very desirable (for moderate home prices) area off Red Bridge Road called St.

I received my first lead using my Investor Carrot Website and their recommended SEO and PPC Service Generation Web.I've written an article on my blog called The Red Pill Investor about it, but let me just say...

I see that as the biggest red flag right now... if the property is already zoned commercial, than I don't see any reason why anyone would stop you from adding a fifth unit... but like John said above, definitely check with a real estate attorney.

I have been looking at homes for quite some time now.Any one that knows Denver, knows the market is red hot.

your 2nd sentence should be a red flag for you not to get into this type of deal on your first venture. 

Basically, I feel like I've survived the worst of it and I'm approaching the break even point so I should stick with it to reap the rewards on the other side rather than cut my losses.  8 years in the red, but 20+ years making decent cashflow.Thanks again.Andy

They will all grow up, have families, move to the burbs, buy SUV's and mini vans and eat at red robin.

Charleston IS RED HOT for builder developer types. 

Definitely better to overestimate taxes in the end and not go in the red.