These two strategies have worked good for my clients in Colorado Springs. 1.

We just closed on a single family house in Colorado Springs with a walkout basement, we put on a locking door on the stairwell and are renting the basement out on Airbnb.

Not sure if this is helpful at this point, but I had a lender in Colorado Springs tell me that if you rented a home and collected rent from other tenants and paid the landlord the total you could count that as landlord experience.

It also depends on what your family would want to do when you're in Colorado.

Once you receive a quote on repairs, you can walk away (if still in your inspection period based on rules in Colorado) or request concessions from the seller to repair or reduce the cost of the home.This may not be something you want to take on and it will be okay to walk away.

In Colorado Springs, the credit unions have those products.

We own a 4br/2ba home in Colorado Springs, a mile east of Colorado College, a private liberal arts college.

We’re looking at investing $1.2MIn Phoenix, AZ, Colorado, Austin, TX, or Apple Valley, CA.4 family members have chosen these areas for various reasons, and we need to make a decision.

I'm looking to pull some equity out of my rental in western Colorado for short term use.

I also read an article about a town called Crested Butte in Colorado, tons of remote workers moved there because it has great skiiing and mountains and stuff.