The property class I'll be focusing on is in the B range, which will allow me to see some cash flow with the opportunity for appreciation (certainly not speculating but at the same time, my focus is not to invest in homes that are strictly cash flow plays).

Send me a PM with your price range and property preferences, and I will let you know what neighborhoods fit.

The difference can be $5-$10k different for this priced range home.If he provides complete rehab, and you can pick-up for $90k, then you should be able to charge top rental value.  

I was wondering where would be the best place to get a loan for a buy-and-hold property for the first time investor I want to see what I can get pre-approved for so I know my price range I can look at any advice is appreciated thank you for your time

I’m looking to real estate to secure my retirement and augment my income with hopes that I can build a business to pass on to my children someday.I’m very interested in growing my network around the Denver and Front Range area and would love start getting involved in some of the meet-ups in the area.

So my plan is to target houses in the $70k-$100k  range that need a little TLC.  

I'm a broker and can generally find very competitive rates in your price range.

My company offers everything you are looking for, but your criteria is one-off, meaning hardly anyone looks for deals in that price-range..

I am currently a property manager of various types of properties ranging from multi-family, single family and shared rooms with somewhat difficult tenants at times.

Maybe I should consider the price range she mentions myself.