@Theo GeorgelosAt the risk of sounding harsh, there's almost no such thing as a "deal" in Colorado.

@Brandon Stokes Find a solid partner with complementing skills to yours and who is able to be a co-signer on a loan.Best of luck!

My wife and I are looking to invest out of state for our first property and have narrowed it down to either Colorado or Arizona.

Regarding a cosignor- The criteria for a co-signor should be high.

I'm looking for advice from experienced wholesalers in Colorado. 

I haired a management co, they can deal with the toys.

I really want to turn those properties into Airbnb listings due to promising ROI and no HOA restrictions … The biggest challenge for me is to hire someone on the ground to set it up and coordinate with vendors, for example running errands to pick up the keys from my agent, purchase / receive / assembly furniture, installing smart lock so I can have full control over my property remotely..

@Peter Castrianni regarding Arrowhead Lakes - be certain which township a particular house is in - the community is split between Tobyhanna and Coolbaugh townships, and Tobyhanna is in the process of getting STR ordinance passed and it is NOT STR friendly. re: non community places are great but you should really be friends with the neighbors (unless 5+ acres)re: commercial zoning, yes, it is great. however, the county is playing around increasing property taxes on ithope that helps  

If you’re lazy enough to go with Vacassa versus a local vacation rental shop, finding a co-host to manage your rental for you, or learning how to self manage yourself, why would you not think you’re going to pay more than 18%?

Good luck finding on in LaPorte Co.