I haven’t made any moves yet well mainly because I’m from a small town and don’t know how to get started. 

I agree with Kurt, The big hurdle you face is the R value.

The bulk of my time and energy drain on this one was finding hardwood to best match 60yr old soft fir 'hardwood' flooring, figuring out how to blend old asbestos tile siding patches with something modern and the main drain and in-wall dryer venting. 

One of the main reason the last recession took longer than it should to recover were people like you who saw success during the growth period and all of a sudden the recession hit with no contingency plan to keep your investment.

I think the main thing is you want someone who is actively investing themselves vs. just "working with investors".Would be happy to chat offline.Jacob

Here is the main issue.. again for some reason todays investor at least on BP has it pounded into their head that appreciation is gambling and that cash flow is everything..

Maine law requires landlords always to pay for treatment of bed bugs.

Here are the main questions I have for any Colorado REI's out there: Have you seen any areas around Denver containing more "high potential" properties (what they are priced at vs what they could rent for)?

I run a construction group that mainly does high end stuff on the east side, Cle heights and Shaker heights.

@Anthony Marie, here on BP, probably the prime reason your idea is not overly-hyped as the way to go, is that it mainly suits folk who already have "big pockets".