If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

What I did learn within the last few hours:Owner run a real estate organizationrecent deals from this organization (property purchases) run a high of $2Million (so I'm going to be battle a Goliath)I am currently researching the property to see how it is currently zoned.

I attended one meeting last year but it was organized by some other REIA forum... can't recall the name but it was at a Davanni's.

I have homes all over the midwest that I rent out for $750/mo and I know that during the recession these homes are not going to drop very far down in rent because they're C class blue collar neighborhoods. 

What's most important though is buying in the right neighborhood.

I was all set to go then found out my neighborhood HOA had a bylaw preventing ADUs, even though my house is a SFR

I've just started researching the real estate market in Denver today actually and my goal is to have the greater Denver / Boulder area mapped out as far as neighborhoods/rents/market conditions before I turn the key in the ignition to head out west.

If you are organized, present yourself in a professional way, and speak intelligently (i.e. you understand how the HELOC works amongst other forms of bank financing), someone will take you seriously.

The neighborhood is in transition and hence I've had to make some sacrifices.

numbers-wise, and I'm not sure what your numbers look like, it normally only makes sense in certain neighborhoods like Forest Hill Ironbound.