I'd save this type of thing for once you have done a couple of projects under your belt.

Take a look and see what you could save if you went out of state: https://smartasset.com/taxes/property-taxesWhile I, of course, think turnkey is a fantastic way to start an REI career - and a good way to get a portfolio of reliable passive-income-producing assets under your belt - there a billion right ways to do REI.

My goal is to be one of the top wholesalers in the Denver CO market and have 100 deals under my belt within a year.

I hope once I post my expenses people will advise me regarding tightening our belts and ways to get there.what type of investments do you think I should start studying?

Would it be beneficial for us to form an LLC for the real estate investments or is it not worth the effort until we get more properties under our belt?

Great getting the first one under your belt!

Though I have a few years under my belt I will always consider myself a newbie.

I took the jump 2 years ago and now have 3 duplexes under my belt, 2 in Utah county and 1 in salt lake.

At least I would have a horrible experience under my belt that I had the courage to endure, rather than staying in a nice, air-conditioned conference room yet again refusing to make a decision.I'm being a little facetious. 

They say once you get your 1st one under your belt the sky is the limit Just keep trucking from there.