I am really interested in getting into real estate investing, I have purchased two older homes in the past 10 years and now realize I already have my foot in the door, but I know there is so much to learn to avoid making mistakes.

See how much you will get from government bc I've owned this for 8 months and 4 have gotten no money from the tenant,it's annoying but I don't put my foot down bc I have too much going on in other ventures.

Meet people like @Mark Sewell and get your financing square away. 

The median list price per square foot in Denver proper is $374, while the overall metro average (Denver/Lakewood/Aurora) is $265.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

@Omar Khan yeah that foot in the door message is probably what gets most people excited, it is probably also what discourages many when they find out that it is not true in more than 99% of cases.

I have seen a lot of people shoot themselves in the foot by hiring people for $8 - $10/ hour, though.

The house I purchase was a foreclosure home, it was built in the 70s it's a four bedroom two bathroom home with about 1900 square feet.

Or a list of every lot that is double the square feet the county/city requires for an individual lot.For folks with little money I recommend starting with driving for dollars.

Depending... sole proprietor vs company with over head, legit contractor vs uninsured side jobber, type, size and quality of tile, shower walls and or floor, waterproofing, metal edging, niches, benches, shelfs, windows, deco bands, total square feet, backlog, substrate, relationship, layout. ..