Here’s my 2 cent. 1st, check local ordinance.

I am an agent here in the greater Denver CO market.

EM checks are made out to and held by the title co or closing attorney, not the seller.Inspection timelines vary, but I try for 5-7 days depending whether I'm ordering a pro or conducting myself.  

We would be able to close mid-November and the town is set to vote on an ordinance in early December which would essentially not allow new STRs at this time.

As you can imagine, I am looking to start my real estate investment career in a different market since Denver, CO isn't known for its ability to churn out countless rental properties that produce positive cash flow.

The only time you need to be related to your Co-borrower is on an FHA loan.

As a result, although the ordinance does not specifically say we can't, we no longer post "Sorry, housing vouchers are not accepted" on our ads.  

My wife and I have been on the periphery of investing for years (couple fix-and-flips years ago). We own a couple of properties now as well as a small business in Denver.We want to learn more about the foreclosure mar...

What if I had my parents co-sign on the loan, will this help me get approved?   

You can get a non owner occupant coborrower on an FHA loan and I believe it is even more liberal with who can co borrow with you on a conventional loan.