The only way we were going to be successful is if we found an architect and construction manager with decades of experience who could help us navigate the complex waters of real estate development.

I would suggest going to the "Network" section of the Navigation bar and "Search" for people in Denver.

In the process of demoing and totally renovating two of my three apartments in my three family in Dorchester Massachusetts .I’m currently looking for any honest contractors and or subcontractors for plumbing ,heating...

A really good insurance agent should be able to help you navigate this even if in a legal entity, but right now it seems like you are definitely overpaying.

The interesting part, is that the market may actually navigate you through this.

This meticulous scrutiny serves as a linchpin in establishing financial credibility and navigating the intricate corridors of property acquisition.In the symphony of fiscal responsibility, lenders seek a harmonious melody in the form of substantiated proof of income.

Just think about your goals, daydream about them & feel the energy inside just burst out to help you navigate through those rapid waters.

Choose an area you're familiar with so it's easier for you to navigate location options, rental/re-sale value and starting somewhere familiar will just make it easier on you overall. 

You can navigate through this website to the taxes and city liens page, very helpful for a prelim investigation.Here's the link: http://apps.coj.net/pao_propertySearch/Basic/Search.aspx

It's tough to navigate their advice when they're trying to sell you something.