My girlfriend is interested in purchasing a home in/around Denver and is looking to get pre approved and work with a reliable lender that isn't too pushy.

Im not here to get into politics but wanted to get people's opinions and possible alternative solutions for the following matter.Background: Tenants lived in my property for almost a full year.

Some of the jobs I need to do in the very near future, and others I would just like to have a reliable contractor in my back pocket for when the time comes.

I’m planning on getting in on the flipping action as well, and currently looking to network and find reliable contractors, realtors...

Remington Lyman was my agent and Donny Thompson from ERA Real Solutions is my property manager.

Good Afternoon all,In the course of my never-ending research, I've come across a couple questions that I haven't been able to find an answer or solution to and would like to see what you think.Here's the big question; when making an offer on a "turnkey" property, do you go through a realtor or do you contact the company directly? 

Given we are definitely going to need a good and reliable PM team, is that the first thing we should finalize?

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could help explain some of the important aspects of the wholesaling process or point me in the right direction to find good reliable information on wholesaling in Nebraska.

Thus far not a single person could come up with a valid reason why DMM is a good choice.Also thus far not a SINGLE person could prove to me a better ROI with DMM, plus reliability and cost effectiveness of DMM compared to PPC, Facebook ads or SEO (assuming you have a credible website of course).

The Austin market is similar in profile to mine and building fast and reliable equity can be a great way to get started in REI, you just need a plan.