In Colorado we’re lucky to have the best of both worlds: landlord friendly laws (among the top 5 most landlord friendly states for now although trending towards being more tenant friendly especially in the larger towns) and strong underlying fundamentals that drive high overall returns. 

A lot of people in Colorado look at other markets like KC, STL, Wichita because they are close. 

Is it better to open an LLC in the state where the property is physically located OR in the state where I live (Colorado)?

Consider options like Bank Statement Loans, Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) Loans, and co-signing.

So-- I've built a co-living company, that has just reached 10 properties and $50K a month in revenues.

I'm a veteran also and co-host a small monthly networking meetup exclusively for veterans. 

I started wholesaling and learned people like to work with verbal communications and no one had an interest to want to put any type of co wholesale of joint venture agreement together.

I'm Jason from Colorado, passionate about real estate investing for 2 years.

Larger checks often want longer track records.  2014 founding doesn't cut it when these same investors have access to groups with 1998 founded companies, with more deals and similarly consistent returns.Co-investment: Larger checks often do require significant co-investment.  10% of equity is common.  

@Brittany GuimondWe do medium-term rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs.