@Erin Spradlin and I helped some clients buy this Park Hill home in Denver in spring of 2018.

It's a great thing to take advantage of this kind of platform to build your financial future in a secure way.One of the best ways to start learning real estate investing is to LEARN through books, websites like THIS, podcasts and also attend real estate events in your area in order to build some great relations with those who have experience in the profession. 

I am an eighteen year old looking to move around the Denver area buying one multifamily property a year for seven consecutive years.

It's a lot simpler to check the title on these for DIY person.I suggest attending a few auctions and doing a good bit of research before bidding.

@Mark Cios Hey Mark, I would say attend some local REIA meetups.

@Devery Mosley,Start attending your local REI meetings as much as you can. 

@Rickey Popham,If you're not already, start attending your local REI meetings as much as you can. 

Depending on the market, some flip properties can be found on the market.Definitely get in contact with a investor friendly agent and attend a few auctions.Then you will have multiple sources setup for a possible deal to come through.

@Xavier Seymour,Start attending your local REI meetings as much as you can. 

I certainly intend to keep glued to the podcast, while reading all the material I can get my hands on and complementing my study with attendance to local REIA's.I'm sure I'll have more questions and I look forward to sharing with you.Aris