Not to say condos couldn't do well as a rental (in fact i do have one condo as a rental), but from past experience, I think there are simpler properties to start with, like a mid size single family home in Mesa (preferably in a nice neighborhood without HOAs), where you can learn the ropes, not have to worry about getting your neighbors co-operation should any issues come up with the property and easy to liquidate if you find land lording is not for you after all. 

I have been seeing a lot of wholesaler's signs around Cheyenne lately but I have only seen one other person from Cheyenne on here.I have one SFR here but am currently looking in northern CO for my next one.

Co-Wholesale?

I have no plans to be a career agent; however, I work with a partner and we do property management and invest in rentals and I will likely have a decent pipeline of 1031 exchanges and investor purchases.In CO you have to work under an employing broker for 2 years before you can work independently.

Hello, I am new to this site finding it while researching methods for contacting potential investors.

I am wanting to meet new people and exchange ideas and information as it seems to be a very informative si...

I'm a LO out here in CA, and I don't know how they are getting to 80 LTV, but if they are, then what you're getting is totally solid.I only know of 75 LTV max for C/O refi on investment property.Just my .02

Another idea that is the quickest is to see if someone thst you are close too, maybe your parents would put you as a co-borrower on their credit card and it will put that cards history on your credit.

The fees are for the assignment of negotiated purchase price, negotiated rent and release of the recorded notice of option.Please add the above fees to the P&S agreement, initial and date by all parties.Amount payable to (insert “B” investor name or co. name) is (insert negotiated assignment fee / option release fee amount) for property contract assignment, negotiation and option release fee....

See this link, courtesy of @Curt Smith http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/83/topics/131229-dodd-frank-co-re The state of Colorado is getting strict about real estate agents and brokers not even approaching talking about seller financing sellers, because it errors and omissions insurance or E and O wont cover it.

Does anyone know or have worked with a title company or a real estate attorney that closes subject to (wrap) deals in Chicago area?