I'm selling my business and I'm transitioning to real estate investment.

I know this makes things a bit more challenging, however I was wondering if anyone is, or knew of a broker who would be willing to help me on my path to fully transition away from the oilfield and become a full-time real estate agent.

But, there's also a new breed of short term debt and that being bridge / residential transition loans.

Even if you are talking about a large multi-family property, if a PM accepts the property, they should be able to transition in a reasonable time, depending on overall property condition, quality of existing tenants, adequate records to set up account, and available funds.

We are very thankful we made the transition.

Now, with closing being so near, I would see if seller (or their rental agent if they have one) will provide your basic contact information and brief introductory letter to the existing tenants, advising them of the transition date and change of rent payment handling.

I took this advice myself this past year transitioning from my full time W2 career into a new career as an agent.If possible, try house hacking your first deal.

I hope all of this is helpful and looks like you're taking the right steps to make a great transition to Denver! 

Still transitioning the property!

Is it possible to be a part time agent to learn the craft and gain the experience before making the transition?