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i read this article and it looks like he canLinkCan you please advise?

@Dylan Eggers - Commerce City has had insane returns the past 5 years (the house values had doubled) but in 2019, it seemed like the Suncor facility was making people sick, so I agree with Craig about avoiding that area. https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/regulators-hit-suncor-energy-oil-refinery-in-commerce-city-with-over-100-air-pollution-violationsThat said, I love Thornton and Westminster.

Then again, after I wrote my question I looked into an article on BP on how to buy REO's and it was illuminating in a lot of ways.

Here's a solid article with some questions to ask before hiring a property manager https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/2015-10-09-questions-ask-property-managementOne thing that has really helped me and my owners is setting communication expectations upfront.

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/2020/01/23/university-louisville-health-hire-nearly-400-nurses-and-doctors/4534848002/Always great to have an influx of jobs, especially high paying jobs and better healthcare of course. 

I read this article the other day and thought the different perspectives were interesting: Ray Dalio warns 'cash is trash' as Warren Buffett sits on $128 billion.As the title of the article suggests, you basically have Ray Dalio (billionaire founder of the world's largest hedge fund) arguing that "cash is trash" and warning investors against sitting on large amounts of cash, the value of which could get eroded away over time. 

I've read a few articles on here describing the difficulties of condo renting, but selling it now with Amazon rolling into town in a few years just seems like the wrong move.

Dave Van Horn's article was a good eye opener for me; find a few good tourist attractive areas that you'd like to travel to once a year or more, then check out the short-term rental market there.

That's the good news.