A commercial broker who specializes in Portfolios and multifamily in your area is the best route.

That works on the Blog, but not in the Forums.That being said, I mean a company that specializes in the management of homeowner or condo owner associations, as compared to property management companies.  

We specialize in small investment properties in the Denver Metro area and I live in Littleton.  

If you aren't, any contract you have probably can't be enforced.A real estate agent can pay fees for services but can't pay a commission for the sale of a property to an unlicensed person.For a non-resident seller there are special disclosures regarding taxes but not much else is required.

The first email is typically a thank you email with a special offer link.2.

Soooo..... will landlord insurance cover something like this, or is there some special squirrel cooking clause I need to purchase?  

I am looking for a CPA that specializes in real estate investor taxes.

I am just now coming out Marcus & Millichap's training program and have been assigned to specialize in brokering apartment buildings in northern Colorado.

Account Closed there are real estate agents that specialize in churches and they might know some appraisers that would know what they are doing.

Would I get a tax guy who specializes in real estate, tax lawyer?