Here are a few of places I plan on adding value to make it enticing for experienced investors to strike up a conversation and allow me to pick their brains. 

Thanks and looking forward to starting some conversations and most importantly LEARNING!

That way I can tell if the power is on or not.

And of course this doesn't answer your fundamental question which is about the staying power of the Denver Market.  

It's worth a face-to-face conversation with a city planner as to whether or not they'd even consider supporting your request.

I've browsed biggetpockets.com's forums for a few months now and wanted to introduce myself so I can join in the wonderful conversations here. 

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I was thoroughly impressed by the writing and the very knowledgable conversations that took place in the comments section afterward.

He hires companies to do the servicing.He seems to be quite familiar with the ins and outs of dealing with note-related landmines in each state that he buys in, but this is clearly a different issue.Thanks again for everyone's participation in the conversation.

I look forward to the people and conversations in this great community.