My industry had high-turnover of employees but MOST of my people - from people earning 6-figures, to the kid making $14 an hour...most of them stuck with me.

With Mortgage rates being as low as they are right now, and my willingness to make a company change within my Industry, it seems like this could be the best time to make the transition into homeownership in Colorado. 

I also would love to just network with anyone who has knowledge in the industry so I am happy to gain any knowledge and advice you have, and I appreciate your guidance thus far.

I did research endorsements and ended up asking them to add T-19.1 and T-3We also asked them to remove the "rights of parties in possession" exclusion. 

In my case, most of my close friends are what I would instead call middle-class to upper-middle class.They work well-paid jobs (mostly in the tech industry) and make very respectable salaries, but...that income is in all these people's cases frittered away on paying for the upkeep of an expensive home in an expensive neighborhood, multiple late-model cars, and bad investments (most typically actively-managed target-end-date pension funds with high expense ratios).I have three millionaire friends and family from this pool of friends, all people who made their money investing in small businesses.

Since you occupy one unit- that unit will qualify for the 2/5 year rule (if you've lived there for at least 2 years) for the 121 exclusion and be tax free. 

Finally, finish up the tour by enjoying all the Hedingham amenities, which includes 2 outdoor pools, exercise room, yoga studio, indoor basketball court, tennis courts, and exclusive Hedingham golf privileges.

I think it’s good to be in the industry so your film time job is still practice for your investing and vice versa

Yes and that portion broken up and used exclusively for the air bnb is also counted as investment space. 

One of the biggest concerns I have for the town is the lack of industry and businesses that will compel people to move there.