I have sold private flood policies and NFIP and always am looking for the client's bottom line to make sure that the cost is affordable if I can.

But Denver seems a bit expensive right now.I would like to buy my first house, but I don't know if I should move to a different state where it'd be easier and mroe affordable?.

Or if you can recommend another affordable option for an inspection and services...

I'm in California and currently looking for my first rental in Shreveport because the market is affordable and I have family there.

With a house hack and low rates while it may not be a home run what will happen if you lock in a year renting at 2k a month and interest rates are at 4% next year unless your income has gone up significantly or your debt down what you can afford has gone down.

I know it's quite a bit more affordable than buildium but supposedly has better usability compared to the new apartments.com version of Cozy. 

Pretty affordable compared some nearby regions. 

NO entertainment business allowed (i.e. ax throwing, theater, bowling, music or alcohol) Desired Businesses: Pharmacies, Medical/ Retail Sales, Insurance, Engineering, Salon/Spa, Government Agencies, Tax/Accounting Firms, Attorney, etc. 

Everyone seems to be in agreement when the tenant first moves in, but then things often go bad when something breaks and the Tenant can't afford $300 to repair or $600 to replace.

You can afford to spend more on a buy and hold than a flip because you need to make an instant profit on a flip.