I am a senior at the University of Colorado looking to get into real estate once I leave school.

I have come across a possible first investment of a 4-plex located within 10-20 minutes of three military bases in Colorado.

You'll, of course, have to contend with estate taxes for all that money, but that's a whole different thread.Option two is to co-invest it with your other plans.

Except for little tiny towns only locals know about (most likely not ones in CO though) or the ghettos.

You might want to check out Co Construct

HiI am renting out a house for $3300-3500 rangewhen I run applicants in NTN they tell me "accept with conditions" co signer , rent to income"One of the applicants was renting a house for 2800 and paid well during last 2 yearsthis applicant makes 100k a year plus receive 650 month incomeI know that in Manhattan some people pay almost 50% of income in rentI am not looking form an A applicant, because he is going to buy a house and move out in 1 yearcan I ask a sown payment rental ?

It has better returns and cheaper prices than does the Denver Metro.

I did speak to PMs in a college town, Greeley CO, and they didn't charge for turnovers.

@Colleen F.Colleen: Are you saying that the same insurance co. charges your LLC a different price than to you personally for the exact coverage on the exact same Property?

We have bought a new place, and our co-owner's sister wants to buy our half of the old place.