I’d love to compare to what I’m finding and would be a helpful learning experience for me.I do want point out that not every investor wants to BRRRR and would like a turn key property which supports Fix and Flipping. 

They have a bunch of locations around the Springs, and co-working spaces can be a great way to get flexible office space without the huge commitment.Just my two cents, but I'd love to hear what other folks in the Colorado Springs market are experiencing. 

I’d be happy to connect.

@Travis MainI have seen listings that say if square footage is important, then it's up to the buyer to confirm it .I'd just use the county Info with some form of disclaimer as listed above.Not all realtors are correct on everything, heck not all attorneys are correct on everything.

Who knows if that is true or urban ledgend.HUD (Housing and Urban Development) the people who bring you the lending industry, seem to think it's okay.It's line 503 on your closing statementClick to enlargeYou can click on my website link below and see a whole slew of Subject Tos we've done I'd be happy to answer any questions  With respect, there is a difference between having an available line on the settlement statement versus approval of any action.   

I’d like to buy a property with a separate unit (eg basement unit) that I can rent out at the same time while living there.

I'd love to get added to your list.

I'd say run numbers on target properties, calculate your ROI, monthly costs, monthly income, etc. to see if it makes sense. 

I’d love to help and get you connected with my local PM here.

I'd be specific as to what 'ecofriendly' means to you when talking with GCs and Architects...