My husband and I are looking to buy our first ever real estate investment out of state (we live and rent in NYC. we do not want to buy here due to high cost of properties and high tax rates).

Here's my situation, I was going to start a position as a project engineer this upcoming Monday with an annual salary of $72,000.

There are no surprises here...inflation is a human made thing. 

, but the idea is to make it easier for real estate professionals to manage data and focus on what matters most.But here's the thing: I'm not an expert.

Now that I've told you to ignore my nonsense, here's my take. 

I like your creative strategy here to make the deal work.

I've already reached out to one mentioned on here and can handle what I need. 

The instructor was not very helpful so I figured I would ask here!

Here is a link to the Boulder Landlord Tenant Handbook It is written for Boulder which has some requirements above and beyond the state law.

Interested in some thoughts here!