I want to specifically use the BRRRR strategy and have attended a few local REIAs.

There's tons of great info in these: https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcastStart building your network by finding and attending meet-ups in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/eventsLet me know if I can help with anything else.

In others, it's worth nothing, In others still, its actively detrimental.Grab some books, attend some webinars, attend some local meetups, and talk to other investors.

Anyone know any contacts in the High market Denver area so that I can work for them and gain the experience I need to become a young Real Estate Investor?

We found this deal by attending an open house on a different property.

Keep an eye on things and get yourself set up with some search notifications, start attending networking events, etc. 

Hi,I am located in Denver, CO and I am looking for a recomendation on an accountant and an attorney that specialize in foreign investor clients.

Just reading through the beginner books, listening to podcasts, attending webinars, and talking to folks on BP to get all the knowledge I can.I want to begin getting some experience performing REI related tasks and I figured the best way to do it was to reach out to investors already doing those things in the Loudoun County area.What is it that you don't have time to do, but would help you and your business?

I've already attended some training on this new law that was conducted by the California Apartment Association, and in that training their legal folks opined that "any other financial obligations under a lease" could include things like utilities, parking fees, pet rent, etc. 

I'm glad I'm on the right track with that.I attended my first seminar just today and also see the value in that now, as well, so I will continue that free education.I will continue crunching numbers and analyzing deals, in the meantime.Thank you, again, for your time and response.