Being that you are a new investor, it may be challenging for you to get a business line of credit since you have no LLC history.  

Finding deals in the Denver metro area (I-25 corridor) has been a challenge for me.

I have been quite successful, but the job keeps me away from home, more than I would like, as I have to physically visit the properties, have face-to-face conversations with the landlords, etc.

I have been quite successful, but the job keeps me away from home, more than I would like, as I have to physically visit the properties, have face-to-face conversations with the landlords, etc.

I appreciate your response and obviously want to challenge the idea that I have a case because I'm sure I'll run into these arguments.  

Now, I am up for bigger challenge.

Now, in my dotage(I'm 44;) I look at the portfolio and can clearly see that the theoretically lower cap rate properties have been substantial outperformers over the years on the metric of cash flow- so I'm pruning the challenging(and capturing the principal appreciation, *wink wink*) to replace it with the chill. 

Based on the results of the first sale and the urgency to unload the buildings, it’s likely that EquityBuild investors could face losses on the second wave of sales as well.But it’s still way too early to estimate how much money the receiver will collect in its effort to pay back EquityBuild’s investors, said Duff’s attorney, Michael Rachlis, of Chicago-based Rachlis Duff Peel & Kaplan.

Monitors are not bad (propane or ng) but keep in mind ... with any "single source" heating idea, there will be challenges (one room cold, the other too hot, etc.) -- You mentioned propane.

Only challenge is my business hasn’t been established for a full two years yet.