I just stumbled upon a company that has developed a sales funnel system and they seem to have a good product for lead generation and conversions. 

One is a college town, prices are higher, but better quality buildings overall I'd say, and slightly higher rent prospects, but I'm not sure how to handle the college side of it (as that is the majority of renters).The other is a town with little growth not a ton of job options locally, the class of buildings aren't as attractive overall, but the market seems a bit better for starting out price wise for multi family/commerical type scenarios, but I'm concerned about the type of tenants I'd attract with lower value buildings.

I want to spend quality time with my young children.The Army has recently assigned me to Austin, TX for the next 6-8 months. 

My research leads me to believe that a specific mortar needs to be used, as the stone and antique brick are not as strong as modern day products/construction.  

High quality work.

Ideally I'm looking for a lender in the Northern Colorado area but would appreciate any info on any institution which might offer this product.

Lots of labor saved on the installation but I have yet to find info on the internet regarding the technique or product. 

When I do something, I have high expectations of quality, efficient use of my resources and providing an excellent experience for my stakeholders.

In fact, I never advise people to invest out of state, but with that kind of money, you might find A or B-grade stuff outside of CA that would return a lot more, and that would be of such quality that you would not have the usual C or D-grade OOS problems with it. 

Rents are low on the one property I'm looking at and at $625K, I feel rents could go up close to $100/door without too much push back because of the location.Touring the outside of the product tomorrow and if it looks good, I am going to work on getting in next week.Any pointers or thoughts anyone has that they can share would be appreciated!