I’m curious about the pros and cons you’ve found with each approach, especially here in Colorado.

there is  a reason this paper trades as such a low value.at least when you invest say with a HML right there in Denver your assets your loaning against are rock solid.. not some defunct little house in some little OHIO town that died 30 years ago and is never coming back.. 

Hi @Hassan Oukacha - Being from Texas you would need to either get your real estate license or use an online service like Inestway.com or Propelio.com - both are brokerage websites that offer true MLS sold comps for you.Full disclosure I am the co-founder of Propelio.com, but there are other sources like investway that I mentioned.

Co-hosting/management is definitely a legit alternative, but rental arbitrage is as well.

@Paul BogardTo rent out multiple bedrooms in Philadelphia, understand zoning regulations, consult a knowledgeable real estate agent, hire a property manager, and consider multi-unit properties, student housing, and co-living spaces.

ALso you should send them to a PM CO now, why deal with the headaches 

Best,Andrew Hey Josh, I am just recently getting into co-hosting as well and would love to learn from you!

We even had a seat at the table with former HUD Secretary Carson who issued a statement about the importance of co-living, please feel free to ask your AE for that declaration.

We meet on the first Tuesday of every month and I've made a lot of great connections and done deals with a lot of people I've met in the room (I've been going for over 3 years now and only started co-hosting it this year).

Not sure if this is the right place for this question but my sister and I are submitting an offer on our first small multifamily and need some recommendations on inspectors around Denver, CO.