I have capital to deploy and I am a senior project manager for a large international contractor by trade.

.- I have a keen interest in the tech side of real estate, specifically in development and deployment.- I am passionate about creating a unified platform for real estate investing.- My interests extend to the intersection of God and business.- I aspire to develop the next groundbreaking platform for real estate.

The lease document I have used for years allows for early move out in cases of military deployment and domestic violence, which I believe is part of Texas law anyway. 

In my opinion it boils down to how fast you can deploy the funds and how much equity you have. 

Unless you have access to an extraordinary amount of money that must be deployed, I'm sure there are enough homes in the Denver area to keep you busy.My understanding is that lending laws in Colorado are rather lenient.

You will have far more success raising capital if the capital is deployed towards the underlying real estate.

That cash then can be deployed to fund the portfolio which you really want to be nothing but the 2 - 4 unit buildings. 

How much do you need to deploy?

Having a loan costs more than paying cash in the long run, but the real question is if your money can make you more than you are paying in interest if you deploy it elsewhere.

During your deployments, You can also work on building your team wherever you plan to focus your investing.