My husband and I are starting our our real estate investing ventures with our sights set on Multi-Family properties, and we will be investing Out Of State as we live in Colorado Springs and the market is insane here. 

They will coordinate the actual set-out with the sheriff/marshall and remove all personal property and change the lock for you if needed. 

I'm considering using a GC (general contractor) to handle the coordinating and scheduling but don't know exactly where to start.

Most have the regulations in a code of ordinances on their website or use something like qpublic.A lot of municipalities are getting some pretty in depth GIS systems which helps a lot with searching.

That makes it appealing, but there are enough negatives to make me very wary about buying in California now.that being said, I'm looking at CO.

Many landlords who own property in Portland may be used to some of these changes, as they mirror some of those which Portland put into effect with the FAIR Ordinance.

They had passively allowed for short-term rental investment properties but not through an active law.In September, they passed a new ordinance allowing Airbnb in non-primary-residence homes.

I have considered starting my own construction co just to have people around at all times.

I'd love to adopt the fractional / co-owner investing model and scale it for business, but I see this is as a huge gate if my debt is disproportionately growing faster than my share of the asset.Would appreciate any insight and strategy for this game, thanks!

We have several properties in Denver and Colorado Springs and see only upside on the appreciation (at least long-term -- 10+ years), so we're holding everything we can get our hands on.