I wasn't sure if the turnkey providers collaborate with the lenders directly but this makes sense.

We get a list of notes available, send our offers and after a short negotiation process (2-3 days) we reach an understanding with the seller about the notes.From that moment on, we do our Due Diligence (again, about a week long) and if everything checks out, we purchase the note.You will always be informed of the stages and be kept in the loop, but in terms of time & efforts invested by you, there's really not much for you to do.As a side note, we've been collaborating with other real estate agents, asset managers, contractors and other people in this industry for quite some time now.

I am excited to be apart of the community to collaborate and learn all that I can

LOLVince, no, this book isn't at all like the old no money down books.It's a good overall presentation of various options, conventional financing and other techniques that can be used in collaboration to arrive at solutions.

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

Did you just prioritize finding just the lowest $/SF?

Prioritizing family is one of my main motivations for real estate investing too.

Does anyone know if the West Denver Renaissance Collaborative is planning to sell their pre-permitted ADU plans at some point?  

I am very happy to be here and I am looking forward to all the education, knowledge, and collaboration.       

Let's collaborate!!!