We'd be happy to collaborate with another local partner on any buy and hold multi-family deals or partnerships we find.

Originally posted by @Dave Foster:@John Sheil, Nice problem to have - and in Denver!! 

Originally posted by @Walker Furpahs:I’m looking for a 203k loan in Columbus Ohio, 200k on a 115 k property. check out adam baumlein. i worked with him for my first FHA and did a great job. he's independent and can shop around as well, like a residential broker. most of the people that will respond here can only work with one bank. make sure you talk to doug foster too. he's a 203k feasibility consultant and when i looked at doing a 203k it was amazing to work with him. he services all of columbus and he will price out the rehab independently of a contractor if you pay for that.

I would suggest you try to view the listing agent as someone you can work with collaboratively to get your buyer to a deal.

Quote from @Dave Foster: @Ann Seffens, Delaware Statutory Trusts are the easiest way to deal with debt in a 1031 exchange. 

Hit me up if you want to chat, exchange ideas or want to collaborate on projects! 

Lots of people there are the old Black Middle Class (think shop owners, or Union guys) that bought those homes during White Flight and have refused to leave the City or let people turn their neighborhood homes into halfway houses, adult foster care,etc. 

I would first run the fact pattern by your custodian and see if they will conclude on it, but if they punt I can refer you to a solid ERISA attorney that I collaborate with in situations that I myself am not 100% certain of. 

These credits aim to incentivize investment in economically distressed areas, fostering community development.

Thank you @Dave Foster.