We just checked out Floor & Decor today and were impressed.

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My impression of the front range is that Denver/Boulder is not the greatest cash flow market but cash flow seems to improve as you move north and south of Denver along the front range.

I don't say that to impress you but to tell you that I knew nothing about commercial real estate and syndication. 

You can zoom into your area: Communications HillYou can also try their Price my home tool and select from recently sold homes in the area (you choose which ones).  

To me your portfolio looks impressive and is exactly where I want to be as I look to supplement my income.

From inside, they can simply be opened without key, and there is no push button to select locked or not.

Even if someone give you a referral, what meets their expectations, may not meet yours.In our experience, the #1 mistake owners make when selecting a Property Management Company (PMC) is ASSUMING instead of CONFIRMING.It's often a case of not doing enough research, as they don't know what they don't know!

In fact, I am sure that "your reality" offers far more evidence that proves true than "my reality" (most or alot of people do fail in real estate), but to the select few out their that realize that this is not our practice life, and cannot wait around for 45 years till retirement, I would highly encourage you to start following your real estate dreams today.Yes there is a decent learning curve to real estate, and market conditions do change, but a good investor changes with the seasons, just as no farmer plants his corn in the winter, you need to adjust your investment ideas to meet your market conditions.

A friend of mine just changed provider to get a new iPhone on a contract, and I'm actually not impressed - it looks really nice, but for usability I actually prefer my XDA (although that could be something to do with spending a year picking out the perfect apps and customising my install of Windows Mobile).If you want 'the gadget', and like to look cool, I agree the iPhone is far sexier than my brick, though :)