In many markets across the country, including Denver, the short-term rental (STR) strategy for investors is gaining popularity due to the huge cash flow it can generate.

DM and I can give you the link I received to attend.

My wife and I purchased a duplex in Denver last year.

I have a property I'm looking to close on soon in the Denver area that is listed in a SFH zoning area.

It's been about a year since three Denver-area cities passed laws allowing for Airbnb investments.

I have a property I'm looking to close on soon in the Denver area that is listed in a SFH zoning area.

The tax foreclosure auctions I've been attending usually feature abandoned homes that are not habitable.

Now she gets any of my on market business and all the references of anyone I know looking to buy a house as an investment or to live in.My sisters realtor impressed me by showing how he had experience house hacking himself, and helping various others successfully househack in the Denver market(where my sister is).

I have gotten so much help from so many people and have given my help to others as I have gained experience; however, as @Joe S. has tried to subtly express to you, you should find your “mentor” organically  by attending meet ups or REI groups and connecting with someone, or reaching out to an individual who you notice posts ideas and thoughts you find interesting.

When I went through mediation I made sure the lawyer I was working with was there in attendance.