Quote from @Barry Ruby: @Chandler Calvert your first step should be to contact the entity that defines and controls ZONING to confirm the current designation for the site you are interested in.If the site’s current zoning allows what you “have in mind”, you’re in business and may be able to put a project together.

I know BP had a podcast about a guest that owned several units in college towns in Colorado I believe.  

I’m currently living in Colorado and looking into central Wisconsin as a potential place to begin investing.

I imagine the market in Colorado is similar to Boise and for every month that people are waiting to buy they cost themselves thousands in appreciation.

Although in my office we have someone who lived in NY, CA, Tennessee, Colorado, and many other states but ended up staying in Alabama.

I am currently in Colorado but have family and my old home I rent out in North Columbus.

Hey @Joe McKelroy I have done two garage conversion here in Colorado Springs.

We made an immense amount of stops along the way seeing National and State Parks, hiking and eating great food, and our main focus was climbing in South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado and Arizona.

Per Gilpin County Zoning Regulations Section 13: A “County Resident” is a Colorado resident who lives in Gilpin County.

@Alex TurnerI haven't personally done a deal with a DSCR loan, but I've been talking to a few lenders for myself and for our Colorado STR clients.