@Chris Sukala you have to remember that any tenant can turn bad when life throws them a curve ball.

It’s never too late to start something over. If you not happy with yesterday, try something different today. Don’t stay stuck. Do better!I have a lot information but I still stuck in how or where to start. I want to b...

I love renovating homes and bringing neighborhoods back to life.

I'm a bit confused, because we can't benefit from inflation in usual life but it seems like here we get a lot of reward from buildings' prices go up because of rent growth.

Thankfully we got it at a price that affords is these lessons... not that I want to be learning them this way, but hey- that’s life and business.

There is a diversity of industry, and we continue to see a lot of coastal clients coming in that believe Denver is a relatively cheap place with amazing quality of life. 

It seems like a better, simpler way out of the three year lease mess...Her lease would now end in a few months and I can move on with my life.  

Edit: The fundamental goal is to better separate the business from my personal life. 

However if this is purely investment (is no plans to move in after some time), you need to objectively do the math on your expected return given what you think price appreciation will be over the life of your ownership ( @Leo Kotschenreuther makes an excellent point) , weighting the risk of a downturn and your ability to continue to fund this investment, and compare that to using your 500k +2k/month to fund any other investment (Amazon stock, bonds, passive investment in a syndicated deal elsewhere.... ) We are holding our San Jose MF, but I've stopped looking for my next deal in silicon valley... property here is all priced for perfection (ultra low cap rates, neg cash flow, smells like 06-07!)

Hello everyone,I’m a young professional who has been renting most of my life.