I can't say it is the same in Colorado, but it is likely very similar.

Some go that route, but doesn't mean you'll get one to spend time with you.Then look for references, folks you know, co-workers, just ask around, leading names will surface.Interview the agent.

All I needed was my first deal so I would know that this is real and worth the struggle.After 6 1/2 months of tripping, falling, stumbling and spending a ton of money on the next bright shiny object AND marketing for buyers and sellers, I got my first deal while I was working a full time job and I never looked back.If you want to be successful in this business or any other business then you absolutely must have the right mindset and make a decision to simply just do it and believe that there is no competition only co-petition and never give up.Read the Four Spiritual Laws of Prosperity by Edwene Gaines and The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success by Deepak Chopra.Changed my life and my business for the better.

I own my own co-op, but other than that am a novice in real estate.

We need to give him a week before court.Problem is he hasn't paid his power bill and the Co. shut him off.

Though inexperienced in REI, we purchased a co-op apartment last December, went through 3.5 months of renovations and are expecting the birth of our first child any day now.

and I eventually want to have some property in Colorado so that I can catch snowboard during the winter seasons.

However, i am a Canadian and do not live in the USA but i was enticed by the Co-wholesaler JV model and recently partnered with two Wholesalers in Jacksonville Florida.This is no problem.

I want to do Co-wholesaling and wholesaling myself.

The title co. can tell you.