As a Meridian resident and investor I believe you need to look at co-living - Buy a house, add bedrooms or get your first one with 5.  

In Denver and Colorado Springs, our house-hacking clients can usually get rents equaling around 75% of the monthly payment.

I've co-owned property with family for nearly a decade while also doing tech stuff while living in the Bay.Currently focusing my efforts on house hacking via tenants in common (aka house hacking with friends) and have also been looking in SF and Tahoe.Happy to connect sometime if you're up for it.

Employing the services of a property manager can help boost your business as they provide support in handling the property and could also co-host the property along you.

I live in Colorado where I've noticed programs that are income restricted while they have great and important intentions - it's so limiting because the folks who both have a high enough income to qualify for the mortgage yet also low enough to make income qualifications are such a small small % of the population it makes it almost impossible to meet both criteria at once. 

Agents must also disclose known issues in Colorado.

I'm looking at doing a 1031 from Colorado to investing in residential (single family/multi-family) in Cheyenne, Wyoming area and wondering if anyone has current insight to this area?

Hey Everyone,I’m the co-owner of a small production company focused on Esports and Gaming content, but I’m diving into real estate investing and fascinated by the intersection of video marketing and property sales.After doing some research, I’ve noticed the pricing and usage for real estate video services can vary wildly—from $100 to $5,000 for anything from basic photo packages to full video suites with drone footage and social media clips.I’m really curious—how does this align with your experience?

We are also going to be co-owing with 2 other families.

Can I put 5% down with a co-signer that it is not a family member?