Both banks and credit unions are good starting points, as they can offer different types of financing solutions that might suit your down payment goal of 15-20%, but the chances of getting 15-20% are limited as 25% is more likely to open more doors for you. 

They have a bunch of locations around the Springs, and co-working spaces can be a great way to get flexible office space without the huge commitment.Just my two cents, but I'd love to hear what other folks in the Colorado Springs market are experiencing. 

They get half when they start, and if they haven't finished the work in two days, I'll never ask them to do anything for me again.  

Check out the listing input forms for a residential property for two different MLSs: Los Angeles and San Diego (in case you want to see how different the forms can be).

Downtown Suffolk and northern Suffolk are two completely different animals. 

I agree with other's advice about neutrals with pops of one or two colors.

@Timothy Altman recommend you start by making an offer that meets your ROI target.The seller will probably reject your offer, but it opens the door for further discussions.You can then discuss alternative transaction types.

The seller bought two years ago for whatever he paid.

Every two years, these leftovers are then auctioned off at something called a scavenger sale. 

Im selling some single families and if I can work things right will hopefully buy a small 12 unit deal due to getting a # from an owner 2 years ago - I talked to him yesterday and he shot me a price -seems fair - he told me he's 80 and has others - I'll be meeting with him in a month or two for coffee and see what happens.