You Definitely want to walk the streets of anywhere you plan to invest in the city...there are some great areas to invest but don't just trust the pictures or street view!

I started feeling as though I'm wasting his time, but wanted to get others' views on it.  

But, really, you should try the positive view first for a while.

A loaf of hearty wheat bread, a shack in the Bay View District, and that’s about it.When looking at Denver, it still has some potential for property value improvements, and commercial rental property is still a strong choice for those who don’t have a problem hosting a marijuana growing operation.

In case you did end up buying (or for future readers) I just wanted to give you a possible view from a tenant's perspective.

You can view my linkedin profile below.https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeljtroutHope I can help.

I also have the account view disabled on my bank homepage so I completely forget the money is even there!

@Tavis Stice I am not a fan of purchasing a Residential Multifamily Property known as "House Hacking," which is what you have described...living in one unit and renting the other unit, in the Duplex.

I just happened to do a few deals with Naca so I knew what he was talking about. and they are quite the organization so that stuck in my mind.. did you check out the link I posted.. it is really something for those of us in the industry.. https://www.naca.com/campaigns/predators-tour/ take a minute and view it..

Has anybody ever heard of something like this, he also said it is a 50 year loan that can be paid off much sooner he was describing paying more every month, the extra payment after three years we can either have that money back or we can use it to pay the loan down and he was explaining the resin they do this is to keep money in the account like this because they want to make sure the loan payment can get made in order to make this a  very good performing note that they can sell if they want to.