Have you talked to your insurance broker about increasing the deductible?

My question is this; will it be more difficult to sell and will sale price be discounted (or should it for that matter)???

Many agents start as part time, and if you have the network, it won't be difficult to sell 1-2 homes every few months or refer it out. 

Or, I could use all or some of that cash as a down payment on a place here in CO, but I worry that the market here is increasing at rate that it cannot maintain.

Sam you will find it very difficult to finance these small communities.

Not only is it a mental and emotional victory, but it increases your cash flow.

@Starr Munoz Yes as @Will Pritchett said (good name by the way) it s very difficult on the MLS right now.

For moving there as a primary it depends on what you are used to but for investment purposes depending on where you are there's forms of increased development and is a marked for gentrification.

Investors are always looking for a good deal under market value.That being said, it's extremely difficult.

I would like to invest in property and then rent them, however I am a student and I can not work, this makes it difficult for me to get a mortgage, becouse i don't have the right credentials.After a year of university attendance I can take the SSN for work, at that point I will have the right credentials, but I do not want to wait a year !!