Also I vote for Indy. 

The best advice they I can offer is to have a process or system for your properties.

The episode it called, "Turnkey Real Estate Investing Explained".There I explain what those terms mean, common pitfalls investors make, and a 5-point system to help you compare turnkey providers.

We will apply the same techniques to all of our investing strategies and streamline the entire process in order to create multiple systems.

Beginner wholesalers who need systems to help complete their first few deals.

The two of you may need to sit down and establish a system at which you both are to follow to get things done in the most efficient and profitable manner. 

Even with the current subsidies, solar energy systems don't generate enough power to pay for itself over any reasonable timeframe.

If you can bring them leads they will open up on how they do their systems.

I vote for finding something in Denver.

My thought was to take a cash out refi, add to other funds and start a system of doing a flip-to-flip-to-flip strategy then aquire a buy and hold.