Let me put it in a more simplistic approach.

This was built more for finding bp(m) podcast that may be up your alley.Given the data it its a pretty simplistic search.

The current tenants are month to month based on a very simplistic lease from 2010 and have never had a rent increase. 

But you can make some intelligent guesses about some of that.Just very simplisticly, if you look at the lease you're getting $120k on a $650k investment.

I have a pretty simplistic point of view... pretty much anything you own around Denver is going to perform great over the next 30 years.If you want, I can send you some examples of deal analysis around the Denver market.

Focus on a more simplistic approach.At your current stage I would look for a great realtor, lender and insurance agent who all own rentals and specializes in this industry.

The problem is that the stereotypical Potter or George in a simplistic movie like "it's a wonderful life" was not representative then or now of reality.Slumlords then and now still make the highest returns since they deal with a client base that is only suited to slums.

In both situations after 1 year you are down $1200 out of pocket...and the first situation is actually better if you take into account time value of money.Obviously a very simplistic example and there are tons of other factors involved...and lots of assumptions to be made.

At that point given my simplistic enjoyment of things I’ll probably start to realize I can’t take it with me so I should enjoy it.My goal is to reach this point in my early to mid 30s.

So, in my simplistic example, I want to pay someone $10,000, and I have a note for $20,000.