The house is currently 80% complete within my vision for it, and worth $125,000.

"look into Dayton, OH" "I heard Dakota is great"All these responses can be true, but it doesn't matter because it still boils down to your goals, your vision, and what you want out of your investing journey. 

In low cap rate market like us you just need to be very creative or create your own vision.

I have that same vision too.

I think I would consider birds but the snakes i have visions of escaping. 

You saw the vision from the start + used creativity to expand your investment even more. 

To give some context of my plan/vision, I will be moving out to Denver, CO in the Summer of 2021.

He is an investor as well and has vision when looking at prospective deals.

A great leader in the real estate industry will have a compelling vision for the future of the local community, the courage to act to realize that vision, and the ability to galvanize others in support of that same vision.

Examples include: 1) Ready to jump on any and everywhere property, regardless of how close it is to my vision. 2) Submits offers on my behalf without sharing the written documentation with me nor any details outside of the offer price that we agree upon (not sure if this is a norm) 3) Has stated that sellers are not interested in bidding wars so my highest and best offer should always be submitted first, despite instances where bidding wars have ensued on properties of interest.Am I reading too much into this or are these the actions of a questionable agent?