My name is Hanzel, and I’m new to real estate investing.

Hello All,
As an out of state investor who owns a few properties in STL, does it make sense to join this association? For $75/year that seems like a good value but wanted to see people's experiences with actual membe...

A DSCR loan is an intriguing option, and when the time is right, I’d be happy to reach out and explore how it might align with our goals.I appreciate your offer to chat and exchange ideas—it’s always great to connect with others who share a similar vision.

This can help reduce the principal more frequently, which means you'll pay less interest over time compared to just making monthly paymentInterest Savings: Bi-weekly payments often result in more interest savings over time compared to a single large annual payment, as the principal is reduced more frequently.Flexibility: If you have a good year financially, making a large principal payment can give you flexibility, but it may not be as effective in reducing interest if the loan has high monthly compounding.If you're looking to pay off the loan sooner and save on interest, bi-weekly payments are generally more effective.

It's also a really slow time there.

One small multi at a time. 

Yes.A well-maintained investment attracts better renters who pay on time, stay longer, and take good care of the property.

Current Denver area investors, what wisdom can you share about buying a home in the area at this time? 

We're talking about title company reps, real estate transaction attorneys, SEC attorneys (yeah, the fancy ones), insurance agents, and lenders who make magic happen.

Save money, pay less taxes, spend it on real estate and the stock market.