I've been reading some of the local BP members here in the Dallas/Fort Worth area who state that there is a hot market and there are great deals available.

I've been reading some of the local BP members here in the Dallas/Fort Worth area who state that there is a hot market and there are great deals available.

You don't really need to go with a big name brokerage, just get all of your class at the board and make sure you stay out of hot water. 

My jack of all trades who has been performing everything outside of the 3 MEP trades has been incredible and will be painting the exterior this week which he has already re-trimmed.  

For example, I am looking at a REO in a hot market MA that can be acquired for $500K cash, that with repairs of $40K could be sold quickly for $625K and possibly closer to $650K. 

I had been wholesaling in a very hot seller's market and I had been doing it almost exclusively with the MLS so it was a tough go and, on top of that I was wholesaling to just one investor.I am now back for good with the firm resolution to never, ever stop again.  

It can help you and the information thats available too is incredible.

I called the field service company that is maintaining the property to get access for inspection and found out that the instant hot water heater, according to their own reports, is likely bad.  

@Gerald Harris Yes, I looked at Charlotte, NC and the prices are incredible.  

Is there another creative way to make my first purchase of a primary residence an investment in the hot Denver Real Estate Market?