I've had a great ride in the Colorado real estate market.  

@JD Martin They have certainly earned the right to ride off into the sunset at anytime haha.

We have a variety of job industries in the area (hospital, NASA, lots of government jobs), short metro ride to downtown Washington DC, lots of parks and convenient shopping, otherwise, our area is a pretty typical suburb neighborhood.

@Jack SeidenGrocery stores don’t have to provide food for people who can’t or won’t pay; transportation services don’t have to provide rides for people laid off who can’t afford rides; doctors don’t have to provide medical services for uninsured who can’t pay; but property owners have to provide housing, and sometimes utilities for tenants who don’t pay.

They will do a ride along with you and then you call the cops when they are there.

Many lessons were learned navigating my first flip, it was a rollercoaster ride full of challenges.Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

This will save on the bare soil eroding and causing a rough lawn mower ride and also to keep dirt from washing.

Problem is the city will ride your *** and EVERYTHING has to be brought up to code, and permits pulled for everything.

You might also lean into Stessa and see if you can ride them up.Stessa is an integral piece of my investments and one that I recommend to my clients on the accounting side, and they are apparently trying to break into the PMS (not that one . . .

I think you are going to do great, enjoy the ride and make SURE you have good tenants.