If you don't care about schools then probably Mayfield Ranch is best location-wise.Portion of Bluffview feeds to Parkside elementary which is more matured and higher rated school.

In my opinion, at this stage of the game, you should be focusing on learning every single day while working on putting yourself in a strong financial position to buy real estate.

@Jennifer Bui I will suggest you weigh the pros and cons of using your uncle as a Realtor on this transaction.House buying has a lot of moving piece and you really need a local realtor to advocate for you especially with new constructions where builders are rushing every stage of the construction in order to start on the next lot.

I used to live in Baymeadows area and attended Beauclerc Elementary way back then.

Far too many get stuck in the "paralysis by analysis" stage, thinking they just don't know enough to get started.

I have one rental in the rehab stage, and my primary house that I'm wanting to make a rental in a few months.

Also, I’d recommend to spend $1-2k to stage it if you can, will help on the sale when done.

Because Denver is so competitive, it's easy for buyers to get stage fright when it comes time to sign for the biggest purchase of your life.

When I used to flip I would study the competition, add some slightly nicer features, stage, hire a professional photographer, and price 20% above where competing properties were selling. 

At your stage in life a house hack where you rent out the rooms in a single family will be more profitable than a multi-family.