If you'd like a recommendation, more than happy to give props to the agent who has helped me in the past, very high energy, very good responsive to requests with a solid network of contacts to help close deals (title, escrow, utility recommendations, inspectors, etc.).I would also recommend keeping an eye on the Networking Events under the Community tab and linking up with the local investment community.Cheers, and here's to success and hitting the ground running!

@Aaron Rose I like your energy!  

New lighting fixtures are not only a cosmetic improvement; they can improve energy efficiency and safety if you pick the right ones and require the tenants to use the right bulbs.

There are a lot of choices for you and a lot of it will depend on what your goals are and your budget.Westcheater is a great neighborhood that is currently seeing a boost from the tech industry moving in right next door in Playa Vista.

I think it depends on the demographics you rent to, the quality of your units, the amount of energy you have, the level of automation, and how much you do yourself vs. hiring out. 

I can take our business somewhat wherever I want it to go and I've been wondering should I switch gears and focus my time and energy on investing instead of traditional?  

It is the time and energy a wholesaler puts in to see if a property is a hidden gem before anyone else knows.

I needed that motivation boost

Do the Low E windows qualify for any federal, state, or local rebates or energy efficiency tax credits?  

There's a lot of energy (oil & gas, wind farms, solar, etc.) going in out here and there are a lot of smaller towns outside of Denver, Fort Collins, etc. that currently have a housing shortage.It's worth doing your homework, having patience, and hunting for deals.