Good luck in Colorado.

We would co-sign for the mortgage so that I could build my credit as well as build a relationship with the lender we go through.

There are a number of folks from CO.

I'm a newbie to investing, and I'd like to hear the pluses and negitives of having a co-borrower.

O.K. Heres my question.. I read a post about TCS in here..- I Googled TCS- They seem legit, alliance with County Wide Home loans etc. They offer coarses to teach you how to make money in real estate... I must say that...

Around Denver, single families don't even come close as rentals.

The public trustee is the government branch that handles any deed or lien issues as well *** foreclosures for any real property in Colorado.

Colorado is about 100 basis point cheaper.The inventory is excessive everywhere so we are picking up alot of business.

The other redeption periods are still in effect, and purchasing one of those leins can be a way to acquire the property after the sale but before it becomes a REO.The new law, the "Colorado Foreclosure Protection Act" defines both preforeclosure consultants and equity purchasers.

Luckily, there are some wonderful management companies....and parent co-signers...and we won't have to deal with the day-to-day headaches.