.), what each of those options offer as far as advantages and disadvantages, etc.2)  How to find good resources to help you find investments (seems like real estate brokers is the way to go, but I have absolutely no clue what to look for to find a good one as far as their background, let alone where to even look).3)  What websites, companies, and other resources are good to utilize.4)  How attorneys are involved, how to get them involved combined with brokers, etc. 

If one moves out and they find another roommate, that person must meet full background and qualifications before moving in.

One of the beautiful thing about notes is the number of exit strategies available to you. 

My background is in architecture / interior design, but have since transitioned over to project management for creative agencies. 

There's a spillover effect from the higher priced Denver, and the city itself is beautiful.

Any feedback would be great, I’m looking to interview them early this week  I would start with credit score and employment as well as criminal background.

A little background is I am single and make approximately 150k/year in my non-realestate W2 dayjob.

Would a buyer do a background check for any contractor typically ?

I did some background research but has yet to find a bank that offers it.

I haven't been able to find anything.Some background: I am currently looking at purchasing my first home in ~1 year (the primary goal of this property will be a home, house hack on the side to help cover expenses).