Similar thoughts to what everyone above mentioned, it is doubtful any legitimate lender will take a junior lien position.

@Cristi Lucas See this post and my comments in it: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/530655-anyone-heard-of-this-organization-sounds-similar-to-section-8

Area exceeds $500k values for similar homes in an un-renovated state.

I was just in a similar situation where I had 200 for water and another 200 for sewer but that’s only in 4 months.

If you have been in a similar partnership, please way in.  

I'm guessing that would add about $70 a month to your payment.My story is somewhat similar.

Wait for the state to put a lot of the same (or similar) model vehicles up for bid at the same time.

A few answers to questions that I have seen asked on a lot of similar posts are:Our end goal is to make at least $6,000 a month passively by the time we are 35, and live somewhere it doesn’t snow.I do not plan on staying in the military, but obviously that could change depending on life.I do know a few people who have a little experience in real estate and quite a few people who have extensive knowledge in every area of construction.I am currently obtaining my bachelors in IT management and may get a job in that field to help fund this but I would prefer not to if possible.Thank you in advance

To be sure of your liability, you will have to check the CO law, but CO is somewhat similar to UT so here's something that might apply:You're a holdover tenant - which means the lease renews on a Month to Month basis every time you pay rent, and M-M leases run, well month to month. 

I've contacted the seller realtors on a couple of properties, but seem so wrapped up in selling their current listings, that they can't see they're going to miss an opportunity to discount today, and 'make it up in volume' by dealing with a serious investor.Also... always interested in doing lunch / beers / networking with like-minded Investors - Rathskeller or similar (ideas?)