I also have a client who last year bought an MTR in the heart of Boulder, maybe a 5 minute walk to Pearl Street.

If you examine all of these questions, which we all read every day, there are a couple of apparent things missing that make them impossible to answer:1. skin in the game2. research done before posting3. why the poster is asking (background)4. camaraderie (just give me what I want, I have nothing to offer)

Additionally, we are open to exploring opportunities in other areas as well.We are particularly interested in:- Learning how to analyze these properties for cash flow potential- Understanding the local market dynamics and trends- Networking with experienced investors who can offer advice and mentorshipWe believe that with the right guidance and connections, we can make informed decisions that will set us on the path to financial independence.

It would be a cash cash offer. 

Quote from @Greg Flannery: Trying to offer ex an amount for condo were both on title and mortgage for.

We are open to offers creative or not.

Actually, that may be the better bet for getting more cash out now and we offer an Interest-only program on DSCR if you were trying to max out re-investment in the short to mid term.  

I’m a wholesaler and was told to NEVER leave a potential buyer and seller alone together during a walk-through because the buyer could go around me and try to steal the deal.QUESTIONS:If I’m under contract with the seller and it’s filed with the title company, how could a buyer do that without it being breach of contract by the seller?

I would like to raise more capital for purposes of submitting all-cash offers.

We have an offer from a friend that would like to rent our home for $200 more than our mortgage.