There was a guy on BP who tried to get one going down by Colorado Springs awhile ago called Bonsai Village and got as far as buying the land, but could never get permission due to NIMBY neighbors  and it got stalled in legal red tape until the  land eventually ended up being foreclosed on and turned into open space.

I started using "Atto" a few days ago for 2023 material participation logging and I like that it has a big red/green start/stop button.

Quote from @John Morgan: You lost me at paying for a mastermind class.

Additionally, the property I have for sale is located in the 48205 zip code, which I later found out is considered a "red zone."

The current thought is purchase a 4 unit in the spring as a primary home and live in it for a year while renting out my childhood home and purchasing another duplex in the fall to put me at 10 doors, then move back into my house at the end of the year lease and after a year in the 4 unit, whichever comes last.

But, for me at the moment, it's building a good team around me to help advise on next steps from sourcing to financing and closing.

If you email me at contact info below or DM me, I'll connect you with a few lenders who are active on our platform. 

I would think the biggest red flag would be asking for any fees other than an appraisal up front - would you agree?

Besides, some actually see it a as a "sign of professionalism" (it was kinda odd to me at first) when they realize that I have multiple properties.I would agree, however, that if you are investing in some lower class neighborhoods as has been discussed on BP, I would need to take steps. 

Those who make me think like Red here....