I've heard that buying under $75k is good to go cash but over $100k, better to go through a lender.  

(I still think getting a real estate license is the best for a new Real Estate Investor)I think that you should focus on either wholesaling or fixing and flipping, they are two different fields to go into.

Hey everyone, I'm getting close to purchasing my first rental property but am in need of a lawyer to go through rental agreements and other legal documents that I got through Brandon Turner's Book on Managing Rental Properties (awesome book by the way) to make sure everything is in line with CO law.If you have some good recommendations of someone in the Springs I would love to hear about them.Thanks in advance.

I joined BiggerPockets because I would like to learn about the real estate business, network with the community and add my entreueneoural experience when required.   I would like to start building my real estate portf...

Said "No" to that.Have a TV show in the works now and penned 95% of profits to a good cause and the other 5% to go to my family. 

I would not recommend waiting until the end because once you allow one thing to go, then there is something else and it goes on and on until they move out and you have a mess of a unit.Just my thoughts and good luck.

That discount as well as the vintage of the loans insulates the fund, in a sense, from fluctuation in market rates rising and falling.There is a correlation to investor desired returns and prevailing market interest rates and returns however in general the closer you are to market returns via market interest the more sensitive the investment would be to rate movement.  

I am looking to go full bore investing after I get this experience under my belt.

Can someone please give me some good advice on what avenue to go down.

It looks like you are desiring this for a residence and not really looking at it primarily as an investment.