That wording alone makes it seem like the turnkey co is fairly sure they’ve priced it over likely appraisal.

I am working to co-wholesale deals with other investors and I am acting as the dispositions arm of the co-wholesale meaning I am bringing buyers while the other partner is bringing properties.

Two separate MLS's actually overlap in my town (IRES and RE Colorado).

It is best not to co-mingle rental income into your personal incomes.

Yes, use a title co.

Most of what I've read say that to more reasonably support using a management co. you should have a minimal size of 20 units. that being said you can do it if you buy correctly, especially a property with significant upside to the rents.

In other words it would be a penny wise and pound foolish move.On primary residential policies, I would not worry about being insured to value (co insurance requirement).

I currently live in Denver, Co and have my first rental property in Aurora, Co.  

I found a few investors through my local REI club meetings, CFRI, and started co-brokering with them.

I try my best.But I am open to working with other wholesalers in the area (co-wholesaling) if you ever have a deal you need help selling.