When coming across a property that is the same as other nearby properties in terms of size, bed, and bath, but listed at a much lower price than its comps, what is the best way to go about figuring out why it is listed lower?

In terms of financing my deals, I am open to different options but would prefer the traditional/conventional 30 yr fixed loan with 20% down the route.

It gave us some capital that let us do a couple of other things in terms of rehabs, and thats made us a LOT better investors imo. 

In terms of what to expect during the refinance process, this is all dependent on your lender and personal situation.

Colorado Springs is not what it used to be in terms of prices.

@Anthony Thompson yes I'm wondering what exactly Rhode island plans to do in terms of limiting Air BNB and why they would even do that in the first place.

What do you think that will translate into in terms of sales? 

I would say that that's the most reasonable option in terms of rates and access to funds.

While I am sure it is a great area for cash flows, flips/price inefficiencies capturing, the area appears rather stagnant in terms of long-term price appreciation trend.

It is completely legal--as long as you're compliant with applicable laws, including securities laws ;) In terms of how to be compliant, it depends on what you're doing, how you want to market, and who you want to take on as an investor.