Wish you the best of luck on your new investments and if you change your mind on Colorado, let me know and I'd be happy to help out!

My first thought is to bring in a co-signer to invest in a single-family property or condo that needs a little TLC.

The lady have added the mother-in-law as co-applicant and claiming that she will be living with them.

Hello everyone,I am looking for anyone in Colorado that has purchased a home that is sitting on a large piece of land.

If this works we would probably do more properties in Oklahoma, and having a proof of concept would help separate our Friends/Coworkers/Family from their cash to invest with us.

My question is, do I continue to look for the multi family home and go with my plan and live in one side of it and rent the other(s), or do I instead buy a cheapish co-op as my main place to live, and then save up for a multi family home a bit later on?

I’d love to hear about networking and securing financing creatively… such as co-signs or using a guarantor ?

I learned this when we had a unit being worked on and one of the workers clogged it for me when it was under reno!     

@Tanner Johnson FYI I do have a very qualified co-signer if absolutely need and it would be no issue but I would really like to do it myself if possible

I am a high school teacher in Colorado and I am always looking to help young people get started in real estate investing or help in any way I can.