Not really my thing to invest in coin flips which is why I did not buy in those areas, really have to know those areas to buy.Apex is nice with newer houses but doing anything will take a 15 minute drive unless it is a house downtown or near beaver creek shopping center.

Im looking into putting a coin washer and dryer machine in there.

I was going to put a coin operated washer and dryer in my tenants unit.

Shoot me a DM if you'd like to chat, I'm both an investor and a (new) agent so I can give you perspective from both sides of the coin.

Then you have an idea of your personal buying power without having to partner, scrape coins out of couch cushions, or generally stress yourself out. 

It files its own tax return, but the taxes are still paid by you personally.Either disregarded or pass-through, the taxation principle described in Part 1 is the same.Part 3 - Using the money for real estate.Once you pulled the profits out of your company account, you're free to use it for anything you want, without tax complications, because the taxes have already accrued.So, you can use the $20k to buy a car, blow it in crypto or Vegas, or you can invest it in real estate.Just remember that the taxes on your $15k taxable business profits have not been paid yet, so you better set some of this money aside for future taxes. 

The flip side of this coin is paralysis by analysis; I see lots of that too.

Any recommendation for a PM CO in the area?  

I am in the process of buying a multi-family and each apt as a extra room how can I convert it into another bedroom and have it reflect on the CO.  In

I have been on both sides of the coin and the best question I ever got when bidding a property was something to the effect of this...