I'm considering moving to the Greater Denver area; I figure that the variety of markets across areas like Denver, Aurora, and Boulder - all in relatively close proximity - will present a lot of flexibility and choices as I build a rental portfolio.I'm a novice, however, and trying to form a well-educated starting strategy.

With mobility on the rise and affordability getting worse, renters and homebuyers are frequently finding themselves living in tighter quarters than they’d like.

I frequently get calls from folks needing help to evict family members, I could see this going in that type of direction if something goes wrong.

I guess everyone's experience is different for a variety of reasons.

That way when repairs pop up there are simpler answers because they are expected and more frequent.

There is a variety of homes that have walk-outs(ideal for separate tenant entrance) or we would have to create an entrance in a garden level or fully submerged basement.

@Dennis M. and @Thomas S. you both frequently espouse the primacy of the value of wealth building over kindness, generosity, and compassion in your businesses (and take a pretty good bit of sh*t for it).

I have seen way too many of these things cost owners money due to frequent repair issues.

There are a variety of reasons.

I have two AirBNB listings, and frequently run into red tape.