This sounds compelling, David.

Originally posted by @Steven Libman:@Zach Quickit depends on size of course, but these are 100k+ sq ft averaging 6 months build time and 18 months lease up I feel compelled to point out that while this is "possible" and am in no way suggesting that what is posted here isn't factual, it is FAR from what one should expect when developing! 

This is often viewed as a "gift" so lenders place limits on the amount that can be "gifted" as well as the manner that these funds can be transferred to you. 

Finding a loan officer who comprehensively understands their underwriting guidelines and the nuances of real estate investments can significantly streamline the process and set clear expectations from the start.In many cases, lenders operate in a structured manner where loan officers initiate the process and then collaborate with processors to gather necessary documents and address any underwriting revisions promptly.

You've probably heard of big Landlords losing property, but only because they were flagrantly violating Fair Housing, running a slum, or otherwise violating the law in an egregious manner.

Neither of your scenarios are very compelling to me

I take care of maintenance requests in a timely and friendly manner.

With the rapid variance of interest rates in the past three years, you're going to have a difficult time buying a property in a semi-traditional manner which can compete with those who are sitting at 3% rates and still cash flow.Do I believe the market is going to correct, yes eventually but it will be several years and It will be a slow change.

I am owed a bit, nearly $5000 by the end of this month, but I don't know if I will receive what I am owed in a manner which would be conducive in a cash out mortgage situation. 

Every lease starting 1/1/2025 to have boldface lettering in 12 point font stating the following:EVERY TENANT IS ENTITLED TO SAFE AND HEALTHY HOUSING UNDER COLORADO'S WARRANTY OF HABITABILITY AND THAT A LANDLORD IS PROHIBITED BY LAW FROM RETALIATING AGAINST A TENANT IN ANY MANNER FOR REPORTING UNSAFE CONDITIONS IN THE TENANT'S RESIDENTIAL PREMISES, REQUESTING REPAIRS, OR SEEKING TO ENJOY THE TENANT'S RIGHT TO SAFE AND HEALTHY HOUSING.    2.