Keep sending out those colleague requests and you may find a potential mentor.Best of luck to you in your new ambitions Armond!

I haven't been able to find any local meetups and I figured that would be my next step.

I did as much background research on his name and business and didn't find anything negative.

If the attorney recommends a set up that involves more than one LLC, get on the phone with your tax person and find out how much that is going to cost you for the tax returns, K 1 forms, payroll processing, etc...

I know it is much harder to find deals in Fort Collins, but I know people are still investing here and having success. 

I have a discovery call with Revedy in a few days, and I can’t find much about them on the web other than their own website.

@Ken LivingstonTry to find a PM to move forward with that has experience/other rentals they manage in the neighborhood that you're buying in.

Quote from @Derek Brickley: Hahah most of the time if you ask "are you looking for someone local so that you can go knock on their door when things go wrong" it's a lighthearted way of saying in our technological age location probably isn't as important as the other aspects. 100% and I find that a lot of my clients that "go local" end up coming back to me to fix the deal later when they couldn't deliver on their promises.  

And they will be the ones managing it for the long-term, so you want to find a quality PM, not just the one with the cheapest rates or fanciest website.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

It also had commercial potential as well as an amazing Airbnb location How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?