Best to apply some FOMO (fear of mission out) - price it just low enough that everyone who is checking MLS twice a day knows it will go fast.

Even if they aren't interested, they can share your mission.

Right now I don't spend a lot of "free time" in pueblo (when I am in town, I am on a mission), but if you're ever up for coming up to the Springs there is a meetup at third space that I regularly attend (along with @Daniel Haberkost).

Every mission/operation has some risk, the trick is to find ways to mitigate that risk to acceptable levels. 

I work with a Diplomat friend of mine here in Europe to help people find trusted partners in the States in order to make their first investments.

By the way I grew up in Mission Viejo so if you need any good beach recommendations, have any questions or just want to chat shoot me a message anytime!

I write a great deal...emails, newsletters(via Mailchimp), social media posts to include LinkedIn and need some help.Just in my own experience some copy(even subject lines) are so much easier to read and triggers the desire to read on, where mine just seems so 'blocky' when I go back and read it.I used to write diplomatic posts for the US Government as part of my job so you can imagine how dull my writing can be:)

We qualified for a loop hole called mission driven housing which lets us get higher LTV since we are in the "affordable" range for rents. 

When I bought, I considered the possibility of the base closing down and the town becoming a ghost town but determined it wasn’t likely based on the mission.

Some neighborhoods you can get up to $5,400 a month for 4 bedroom SFH's in somewhat affordable parts of the city like inland Carlsbad, Mission Valley, and Tierrasanta.Do you think Section 8 is worth the extra effort in terms of government red tape and delayed inspections versus house hacking a SFH and renting out each bedroom instead?