I'll hit you up, I'd love to check out the for sale by owner!  

Hey Everyone - I am interested in all of the aspects of real estate investing and am specifically focusing on the northern Colorado market (Fort Collins, Boulder, and Denver). 

Hey Everyone,Andy Graves here and I'm very glad to have found this site. I've been working as a project manager for a general contractor in NYC for the last 20 years. I also have a  background in carpentry in my youth...

Each cycle hits a peak and then a decline.

I asked around and found out that the RV park is renting the cabins to FEMA, and FEMA brought in the additional cabins to temporarily house people from the hurricane that hit Houston.  

well it depends. if you want to use the brrrr method then the first option may be best for the refinance bit. however with a single family home you will take a bigger hit if they move out where as with the duplex if one moves out you still have half your income. theres pros and cons of both.

Most land I've seen is listed around 1k per cultivable acre and is in the gray soil zone (northern Saskatchewan). 130k would be the listed price and not the down payment. 

What I usually do is hit google for lenders, accumulate about 15 names/numbers/email addresses and then contact all of them and tell them what I'm trying to put together, the best one to deal with usually presents themselves fairly quickly in my experience.

@Sidney Kanell I think most people will hit on the obvious ones: know the area, PMs are key to success, etc. 

scenarios to form up your final Operating agreement.Good Examples of "What IF" scenarios:What if you get hit by a bus?