A good property manager can handle tenant issues and reduce your hands-on involvement.Building a Network: While you don’t currently have local connections, networking with other investors, attending real estate meetups, or joining online communities can provide valuable insights and opportunities.The next steps depend on your financing options, preferred markets, and whether you’re willing to manage tenants directly or prefer to stay hands-off.

I would absolutely love to meet any other Realtors who will be in attendance!

The biggest issue I see with first-time investors here in Denver and Colorado Springs is not that they buy the wrong thing; it's that they take too long to buy or don't buy at all. 

Co-living works well in Colorado because there is no cap on the amount of nonrelated people that can live together as Denver and COS are wanting more density with in the major cities. 

Hey all - I'm new here and looking to make connections in the Denver community.

You can meet local investors by registering to attend real estate events in your area: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-and-happenings6.

I attended nearly every in-person Chicago real estate meetup for about two years straight!

The only issue we have had getting the claims paid is when we filed against the renter's old policy and not their renewal policy, however our sister company in Denver (who initially turned us on to Rhino) have stopped using it after a couple of issues collecting.We have tenants carry 2x the monthly rent in Rhino coverage in lieu of a traditional cash security deposit.

Considering attending some local real estate meet ups so you can make some connections.

This time of year in Denver you'll also pay a "dewinterization fee", typically $250.