Be fair, be respectful, be a good human.

Depending on the type of partnership you're looking to establish (one and done, long-term, or one dependant upon the type of investment) make sure you're both on the same page with expectations and what each of you are bringing to the table.

Referrals from well respected, experienced, real estate agents are a great way to find resources. 

Also, because you are “on site”, your tenants are much more respectful of you and the property, and you can nip problems in the butt before they become big issues - this equals less management and maintenance.We live in a 6bd 2bth sfh w/ a $2680 Mortgage.

Respectfully, Elena

It would allow us to go through the construction process a little more carefully (as we're using new technology) and would hopefully establish a marketing presence for us.

If it has not risen, your numbers with respect to what will be trapped in the property could be off significantly. 

They're pretty liberal, especially if you already have a score established, which you do. 

New restaurants (mostly Denver-based establishments, which I have to point out as a Denver snob now living in Colorado Springs), a sports venue, higher end apartments. 

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