I've purchased about 10 properties for myself and have always use my own broker.

Hi Krista, Yes you need a broker's license to legally manage property that you do not own in CO.

Hello @Jerry A.Feel free to message me if you have any questions but I would seek out a broker who has access to over 220+ lenders to help do the shopping for you. 

2) Your credit score3) Purchase price and down payment amountI would recommend shopping rates with a few local mortgage brokers.

Talk to a mortgage broker or lender experienced with LLC-owned properties before transferring ownership.

Finding the right GC, broker/real estate agent, and property manager is key in most deals. 

You can take his advice to heart many others on this site are merely brokers..

The narrative that these are cash flowing properties is aggressively pushed by everyone who benefits from these transactions...turn key operators....brokers....pm's but its incredibly difficult for the non hands on buyers to operate these homes for a sustainable period of time.

@Darrell ShepherdIf you are dodging the processor server, they can just post it in the local newspaper and consider you been served.

There's a few mortgage brokers in the area I'm happy to connect you with do dive deeper into your options.