It is true, however, that a good property management co. can often "net out yield" what you can on your own - my experiences have proven it.4. 

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I gave The One Brokerage (David Greene associated lending Co) a preliminary call to see if they operate in VA (they do!)

@Camila Villarino If your parents are buying it as a primary go that route for better terms and rates and you can be a cosigner on the deed.

But if you don't have the cash to buy a multi unit (even duplex or 4plex, doesnt have to be a 10 unit deal) then you should try to reach out to people to co-invest with you.

In Colorado, all licensees are brokers from day 1, and wholesaling is not illegal.

You cannot "co-mingle" Client funds with Company or personal funds.ALL Client funds are deposited to a Client Trust Account, whether it is incoming rents, or owner contributions, or insurance proceeds for a claim on a client's property, or some other source.

The market in Colorado Springs, CO skyrocketed so I sold it. 

I see you are out in Colorado!

I'm lucky where I currently live in that we have FIVE nearby Army and AF installations that facilitate the need for renters in addition to those that find Colorado a place to call upon retirement.