Hello Arjav - A co-worker of mine is a CRE leasing broker south Jersey in that market.

I've been reading up and I want to get more information about getting an "Open-ended HELOC" in Denver where i can take my money out at will like a checking account and pay off my mortgage in 10 or less.  

Hey, Just starting out on Lease Options and I wonder if I should even try marketing to For Rents on Craigslist if the contact info is a property manager. Should I assume it will fall on deaf ears? Thanks!

I'm in CO, the first state to legalize it.

I have owned out of state too in Colorado and Texas.

Meanwhile, the young tech workers coming to San Francisco have no problem leaving the city soon after for more affordable tech areas like Seattle, Denver, Austin and Los Angeles:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-05/san-francisco-tech-firms-see-workers-flee-from-4-500-rents“We see re-locations out of San Francisco increasingly,” said Mehul Patel, CEO at Hired Inc., a San Francisco startup that connects job seekers to employers.

That's the way it works in Colorado anyway.

Usually they only calculate 75% of projected rental incomes.Your other options: Co-signorKeep searching for another broker/lender (you'll probably get worse rates)I would consider a lower purchase price multifamily if possibleRegards,

Hi Brian,Your questions depend on issues of -experience in property management-Cash reserves-good attorney and title co-time constraints@Brian Olson

I'm a Loan Officer and Real Estate Investor in Colorado, California, and Hawaii.