If they're an easy target, for seemingly an honest different perspective they have? 

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Hi everyone, I know there are tons of forum posts like this on here and I've given advice to a lot of them as well but I find it much easier to give advice to others than to myself :) So I have a rental property in Denver that I bought a couple of years ago and I found out today that the tenant may be interested in buying it.

It is nice to network and get mentoring from folks who have owned apartments in your target area for decades, not years. 

It's a lot easier to make those connections in a group of like-minded people.

I believe that the financial side of investing is the direction that the market is moving, but who knows... it's much easier to see in hindsight.

Your last name is much easier than mine haha.

It's a little easier to work with and more common for cell phone videos on there. 

@Spencer Hilligoss Since demand is market-specific, would you say that generally, a 2-3 bedroom single family house would be easier to rent out to families as opposed to singles or students?

Can I list the higher rent but then agree to a monthly credit for her managing the property or is it easier to have her manage building for free in exchange for rent?