I agree, I moved to Colorado because I need trees and mountains.

@Michael ConwayI've been using agentpro247 to generate a list of all the properties I'm interested in, then mapping the list in using the google fusion tables georeferencing feature.

Until I got to the closing table and realized all the commercial guarantees.

I bet 99% of all newbies fizzle out, leaving the mentor with a lot of expended time for nothing in return.If you had a property already under contract that I found interesting, I would probably take you up on your offer, however, if you don't have something ready made to bring to the table, I'm not sure I would want to expend the time necessary to bring you up to speed.

Sam mentioned some off MLS new construction 4plexes in the Ranches par of Eagle Mountain that I've looked at.  

The software has everything from heat maps, all kinds of charts and tables, and literal maps of the US.

Of course I stand to learn a lot from all of you and that mountain of information is intimidating for a newbie investor, but we're pretty determined to make it happen and I'm trying to act now instead of putting anything off.

Go here for more info: https://www.reinvestorgroup.com/ and if you get there before I do just sign up at the table (west end of lobby) and tell her that you are my guest. 

The homes built on slopes or sides of mountains with sheer walls and special engineering. 

Personally, I have a master where every item is broken down into the 16 CSI Master Format divisions where I listed, down to the nails specs, every item you could ever need, and I sourced the prices from hardware stores and specialty stores.Then I had tables for items like: "wall framing" where I included all needed items from the first sheet leaving the qty at some nominal number like 10 feet.