I live in Denver, CO but I have found a great group in Kansas City that provides great single-family home properties that are newly renovated and turn-key for long-term rentals (I'd be happy to connect you).

Or do they charge massive fees that private equity sponsors charge for their LP investors for buying businesses (2% management / 20% profit)Typically they look for preferred investors vs. co-go.

Everything else the same, You need to hire a PM Co, until you learn more.

I am in CO and would love to get started with wholesales build some cash and move on to BRRR.

I am co-owner of Triple E Real Estate & Property Management.

Hi my co-realtors, anyone here would like to have a conversation about your current challenges, experience,  and share knowledge about current Real Estate industry?

My son has been offered a co-op with Southern Company in Eatonton, GA. 

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)?