. $20,000, 12% interest, no monthly payments, principle and interest all due in 5 years.B. $20,000, 8% interest, payable at $350.66 per month fully amortized over 7 years.C. $20,000, 10% interest, payable $166.67 per month for 5 years and the unpaid principle balance due at the end.Choose 15 percent yield as a yard stick.

The market in Denver is not great for investing right now, so investment would mostly go in stocks. 

As such, one could argue that the increase in higher-end inventory will drive up the price of the remaining stock as product will shift toward the higher end of the spectrum.Ultimately, a lot of investors are banking on the premise that the new luxury rental & condo market will provide a boost to values all around -- that a rising tide will lift all boats, so to speak.

In principle, you should include (i) vacancy rate (5%-10%) and (ii) management fee (even if you are self-managing).  

Whether you buy a REIT stock or a property directly, the underlying asset is real estate.  

Checking, savings, CD's, stocks, 401k, IRA's, cash value of life insurance policy etc.  

If I don't make it, I'll try again tomorrow.I got into real estate to generate cash flow for the kid's tuition while protecting the principal that the stock market was devouring. 

Tenant was elderly and washed her stockings in the bathroom sink that did have an overflow opening.

I would add a few things that were not mentioned such as:1) Housing stock.

For post cards, use yellow card stock and have a printer (Minuteman Press; PIP; etc - NOT a copy store like Office Depot) merge your card copy with the address list and print them on the card stock and cut them for you.