This will require a national firm most likely as I cannot find anything local with the right capabilities....unless anyone here has a good suggestion!

And with a couple weeks of systems/procedures building integrated with my start of marketing method campaigns, I will be capable of hitting a much bigger stride half-way to June and really fire up those afterburners.

Colorado investors are desperate right now to find deals, so the fight for them is escalating. 

Yep, as soon as I get these programs set up so I'm capable of handling the calls, bandit signs are my next step.

I do have the capability to scan and dump to my Google Drive or store somewhere else. 

And as @Chad Urbshott  stated, HOA liens vary by state as well; the HOA might even have some sort of CCR that says the new owner has some obligation for unpaid dues (that might or might not be enforceable, but is it worth a fight). 

Even direct mail leads have turned into somewhat of a bidding war as the owners have received so many letters from investors they get to have us fight and compete.

@Stephanie Birkhimer  Welcome.Usually I run an Application through our Credit agency and Fannie Mae's Desktop Underwriting, then I can tell how to maximize borrowing capabilities (who has strength in which areas and which we don't use)Lenders are usually looking for 2 years work history but if you are close, doing well and in your degree field that may help.If you're looking at rentals and you'd like to meet the Housing Court Judge, he'll be speaking at our meeting 12/30 link is below in my signature...

So, make sure that you're certain you have the power capabilities (have you done load calcs across all electric appliances/motors?)...

I don't want to go to the meeting just to find out it's a sales pitch by some local guru or a room full of wannabe wholesalers fighting over two investors.