The difference being that RE in Denver has tripled or quadrupled in the last 20 years and rents are ahead of inflation.

As I mentioned, I have a list, so Ill just go ahead and get started on it and see what happens. 

I don't know your background but rushing into things in your personal life and business life can cause havoc on your financials.

I know there will be some tough times ahead in learning from the mistakes I will make but I think that's part of the journey.I look forward to talking with you all.

That being said it was well worth it for me because it moved my understanding of the subject ahead quickly.

Joe GoreAnd two decades ahead of the Bull out of Texas Joe, LOL

Thank you for any information or input ahead of time,Walter

My recommendations are going to be more difficult and specific than the above, but they will serve you well for life.Learn accounting - if your high school has a course, take it, if not, get a managerial accounting book and learn the basics.Learn MS Excel - there is not a single real estate investment that can't be modeled using MS Excel, and know how to use it well will put you light years ahead of your peers.These two action items alone will make a huge difference in your future.My last piece of advice would be to start changing the way that you think.

As I told @Brianna Schmidt I finally got the appraiser out yesterday (had signed contract in early March) and now the rush to get appraisal report and to underwriting by early next week as I have until June 9 to close by.

Each partner would have tax implications also and would need to speak to their tax planner ahead of time.Don't just look at the money that can be made.