You can co-invest with another person or you can go it alone.

good thought about the possible back fire... i will have to work it in a way to seem that we are just making sure the property management co is doing their job as opposed to being above them.also... good idea about the incentive. i was thinking of something like sending $25 to starbucks or something when they returned the survey.does anyone have ideas about the specific questions...the ones i have already come up with relate to -response time of property manager-customer service skills of receptionists?

I can't find anything that meets this rule here in Denver.

The property is located in Pueblo, CO. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, that has some remodeling but can use a little work.

They say there's a huge difference between 5+ unit properties and below-5 unit properties, and "they're" right.While I'm not thrilled with the financing, I was very happy with the efforts of John Travis at Pacific Coast Mortgage in Denver for both deals.

In this particular one - the research I have done on my own - looks like the property was paid for cash - no mortgage co. showing up or no security deed.Thanks for any and all advise!

We just purchased a house in CO off the MLS.

Also find out if your looking at condos or co-ops.

In Colorado, you must be licensed

The rest was my investment co.