And continue to network on Bigger Pockets!

., the bill modernizes the definition of accredited investor so those who do not have a high income or high net worth but do have the education and job experience to evaluate investment risks and merits can participate in the growth of promising companies.

This is still relatively close to downtown Denver and over the long-term is probably a good play development from Sloan's Lake continues south and will come here eventually.

It has an oil well on it, so we plan to keep the mineral rights since there's no better ROI than ROI on something you don't have to put any money into - just hope the price of oil continues to climb. 

I tend to think Denver will continue to go up and it might make sense to hold it, but all the advice is buy low, sell high and it seems like you are in that position.

All the best in your journey, and I hope that you continue to learn and grow through BP.

I would recommend reading a few real estate investing books and continuing on with listening to more podcasts (there are tons of book recommendations in the forums).

Some thoughts on areas to be more conservative:- LTV- Rent growth assumptions (I always assume 0% - should we be thinking about declining rents?)

The simplest way to explain is: active is where you continuously contribute labor (Realtor, contractor, wholesaler, flipper); passive is where the money is made while you're doing something else (landlord)

In addition, continue educating yourself through books and podcasts.Best!