I’m an investor starting out and when I tell co workers, friends, and family what I’m trying to do they automatically assume I’m going to fix and flip and when I mention wholesaling they think I’m nuts.

But I noticed that in most of the multi-families for sale, it says that buyer is responsible for CO and all town permits.

I have an issue with tenants (they co-signed the lease and now aren't getting along).

I’m interested in getting an STR in fairplay or surrounding areas. Do you think this would be a profitable location? I looked into the more northern ski towns but they are out of my budget. Any info on Fairplay STRs w...

Here's a clip from the article in the Gazette:  Colorado Springs continues to be one of the country’s hottest housing markets, a federal report released this week shows.Local home prices spiked 11% in the fourth quarter of 2019 when compared with the same period a year earlier, an increase that ranked No. 2 among the nation’s 100 largest metro areas, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency.Only Boise City, Idaho, with a 12.7% gain in home prices, had a larger increase on a year-over-year basis, the agency’s report showed.

Under contract on the first multifamily property we've purchased for awhile and coming to find we may be behind the times a bit on how to best structure both the RE Holding Entity and the Property Management Entity. W...

Look, for example, at the recent STR Ordinance passed by the City of Charleston, SC. 

Amazon is currently building a new 800k sq ft facility near the Colorado Springs Airport.

Property is in Colorado.

Google opened a large campus nearby and we have other large companies here (near Boulder Colorado).