There are plenty of threads on BP about out of state investing, especially because of the high price points in our area, but I think if you attend some local events and speak to MA investors who have ventured out of state, you will find that many decided it was not worth it. 

We have a series LLC which allows us to create multiple series, each a stand-alone entity, for each joint venture we do with our investors.

So I take it there's too many hoops to jump through to make a basement apartment a profitable venture in Denver metro area? 

This has been and continues to be a great opportunity for us to get our feet wet before we venture into the real estate investing game 100% on our own.

Giordano Rodriguez hi seems like you are fully in swing with your RE venture!!!

Much luck to your new venture.

With the BP community and my drive, I am more than optimistic on this new venture.

I also know a private money lender in the area that does not charge interest, but structures the deal as a joint venture and assumes a 50% equity position in the underlying property.

My first venture into RE was successful with the 3yr hold/rental house purchase and resale with nice profet.

Not Enough TimeRenovating and flipping houses is a time-consuming business venture.