I'm a fan and personally keep my liquid funds in a high yield savings account.

@Paul E Romero Getting a full property inspection and an appraisal (which a lender will require) will reduce your chances of getting ripped off significantly.

@Lynnette E. on a deed, you are either on it or you're not. 

Congrats on finding the best place to live...B-E-A-Utiful CO.

What would you do with $100K liquid?

If you get someone who will talk to you then you take the next steps - asking a title company to pull an O&E to check for liens, determine the market value (you can pay a broker to do a "broker price opinion" (BPO) if you don't have access to the tools or information.

With 120k saved up in liquid assets I would start finding discounted properties that need work.

Originally posted by @Lynnette E.

-- i thought this was phenomenal -- u have to show 750,000 in liquid funds to get this rate but I'm waiting for the right opportunity to deploy these funds.

Their web site is very detailed and you can e-mail them if you have any questions: https://www.copplaw.com/ Hope this helps.