2 co-owners (on title as joint tenants) to a residential property market valued at 218k in equity with no current mortgage, one co-owner wants to buy out the other co-owner for half of the market value at 109k with 9k down.

It hasn't been a month yet and I've got co-workers and family members looking at me like I've made the biggest mistake of my life and I will be back to working at the dealership again.

That was a deal killer for me and I walked.Again this is my experience in SLC and I can expect some similarities but I make no guarantee to how Denver deals with their zoning.

The Denver area is quite lovely...

I think transparency is key here -- if the VA lender knows the nature of the transaction, and agrees to not fund until they are presented with clear and updated title reflecting that the ownership has been conveyed to the wholesaler, then a double closing could still be possible.I must stress that I am not an attorney nor a realtor nor a licensed closing agent in Colorado.

Since then, we also moved to the Denver area and manage all units ourselves (we were lucky enough to find 2 husband/wife teams that fix & furnish the units we buy, and then they make them ready between tenants).

My goal of joining and posting on bigger pockets would be to meet and discuss investment strategies with other Denver real estate investors. 

I'm a realtor but that's not why I'm here.  I have a company that I won't mention because I think it got my first post removed. =)  lol Anyway, I'd love to connect with investors interested in buy/hold/lease and I hav...

(You pay for parts; if you need help with purchasing or pickup I can help there too.)I'm in the Denver area, looking to meet investors that are local here, or remote and who have properties here.

I recently moved from Fort Worth to Denver and have my projects going on there but I'm looking to get some projects going on in Denver now to expand my business.