I in turn with reciprocity would put you first on my list of people I reach out to when I find houses.

Since you are a Broker in CO. you have reciprocity with NY; you can get a NY licence $50 fee. https://www.dos.ny.gov/licensing/realestate/re_reciprocity.html 

A loan with a 40% down payment makes your SDIRA dollars one-half as powerful as a loan with a 20% down payment.To avoid the non-recourse requirement, the thought occurred to me, that a pair of SDIRA owners -- Owner A and Owner B -- could make a reciprocal agreement: that Owner A could cause his/her SDIRA to make a loan to Owner B as an individual, with Owner B likewise causing his/her SDIRA to make a loan toOwner A, in the same amount, with the same rate and the same monthly payments.

If don't want to poke a hole in the drywall above the existing switch box, use a reciprocating saw (sawzall) to carefully cut the nails on the old box and take it out.

I definitely want to be able to reciprocate something for advice or time allotted.

I was hoping to get a HELOC or HEIL to help with my first investment property, but after looking into that more I think I'd prefer having quite a bit more equity in my home before tapping into it.Any advice or help is greatly appreciated, and I hope to be able to reciprocate any help I receive as I grow in real estate knowledge and invest more time into my business.

If your interested in just being a partner or  having the service  reciprocated please link me by responding here at biggerpockets.

@Thomas Wright, actually there is no reciprocity between the two states, so unfortunately you will have to take the NY salesperson course to be licensed.

I'm really looking forward to learning about you and your deals, hearing your tips and your advice, getting to know you as a person and being able to reciprocate all of that myself.

Florida doesn't have reciprocity with WA.