Deals are a bit hard to find in Denver right now, so I bet that if there's some profit to be made here that you'll be able to find someone to either take this off your hands or perhaps do a joint venture.  

Speak to an attorney, don't let a Realtor give you legal advice, for that matter, don't get legal advice off the internet.

I bet you can find a small brokerage that will charge you a flat transaction fee plus a small monthly charge that will cover your E&O and mls access.

The thing with renting, no one is a sure fire bet.

As is the property should still be cash flow positive after accessing the funds so my best bet is to spend the time looking for a deal while getting the finances ready.Thank you all for the advice!

For now, i am just betting on house value appreciation.  

We reported it to the FBI Internet crime reporting center: http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx, although they aren't likely to do much about a "small" crime like this unfortunately.

Been kinda cruising the internet for someone I can rep for and haven't found anybody that's been very responsive, which actually surprises me some.Just looking to get paid on closed loans if I connect borrower and lender (and screen the deal, of course), anybody know of anybody out there (that I could feel good representing) that'd do that sort of thing?

@Jason Evans A contact I made when I first moved to this area who is VP of a local bank and also an investor with around 40 rental properties advised me that anything within a 10-mile radius of the Bulls stadium and Tobacco District is a safe bet regardless of what it looks like now.

If you are developing your track record, hard money may be your best bet until you have a really solid record.