It's going to be slightly intimidating to talk to experience professionals at first, but if you put yourself out there and provide value, you will find people going out of their way to help you.

In my experience these companies try to nickel and dime you as much as they can to increase their profits.

I am looking to hear the prospectives of experiences Denver investors on what realistic cash flow goal is achievable in Denver in 2024 with a long term rental?

This experience reinforced the value of strong partnerships, rapid decision-making, and effective management in real estate investments with Partner Driven, demonstrating that swift transactions can yield significant returns.

Everyone seems to talk about including the costs of the new mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance & capital reserves, and the vacancy projections when looking at realistic cashflow, which we already do for all the properties in our rental portfolio.But we, like many, cant find properties that are making any cashflow sense right now.

This experience reinforced the value of strong partnerships, rapid decision-making, and effective management in real estate investments with Partner Driven, demonstrating that swift transactions can yield significant returns.

I like talking to people as part of my research journey, and in my experience there are some people who don’t mind and are willing to help.

@Yasmani Delgado I have found the 50% rule to be pretty reasonable in my experience.

@Jeffrey Albaum, some of our clients have had good experiences with BuilderTrend as a project management software.

That will vary depending upon your experience level, the quality of the property, the cash flow of the property, and the lender's appetite for that type of loan.