I am mostly local, using driving for dollars, reverse driving for dollars, and government lists. 

...talk to an experienced local realtor/broker, etc.* Assess what rehab work needs to be done and assess the potential rehab costs.

@Michael L. typically, a GC will pull a general building permit for the project and then hire subs (foundation, concrete, electrician, etc.) that will pull task specific permits as the local municipality requires.So, the GC will need a builder's license, maybe something even "above" that.

It’s a great way to build some  base knowledge on any topic you are interested in.Finally,  I would e courage you to find your local real estate investment group.

I would love to connect and help out anyone local as I’m trying to learn as much as I can!

Check the Lease Terms: Ensure the lease clearly outlines responsibilities and terms.Background Check: Verify the renter's legitimacy and experience with short-term rentals.Insurance: Ensure your insurance covers short-term rentals.Local Regulations: Verify local regulations for short-term rentals to avoid legal issues.Exit Strategy: Understand what happens if they terminate the lease early.

I am working on a 7 family and a 9 family deal, but all of my local lending contacts for commercial loans are quoting me between 7.5% and 8%. 

I’ve been down this road before, and I’ve got a couple of tips that might help you out with your address situation.First, head over to your local UPS store and rent a mailbox.

Go to BUILD YOUR TEAM at the top of your screen, and you can search for other MEMBERS or LOCAL MEETUPS.

Hi Rachel,local Denver investor here.