All Forum Posts by: Logan Halliburton

we do own our home, but we bought it when we had new twins and had to buy a house. As a result we were only able to put 5% down on it, we have a good interest rate, but our mortgage would not make for a good rental ( plus we really like our current home)

I saw someone here on BP mention using a 401k for HML. Just curious on how that would work?

I'm just starting out in real estate investing and looking to buy my first rental property. Problem is, I live in Denver Colorado and everything seems so overpriced. Should I just accept that this is an expensive market and move forward, or wait a while to see if prices come down a bit? Also, any ideas on good, cheaper neighborhoods in the Denver metro area? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I'm just starting out in real estate investing and looking to buy my first rental property. Problem is, I live in Denver Colorado and everything seems so overpriced. Should I just accept that this is an expensive market and move forward, or wait a while to see if prices come down a bit? Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks Atilla, and not a whole lot yet Dan. Worked my way through college working for a friends dad dong construction/remodeling/maintenance on his rentals and now I'm looking for a way to diversify and get some passive income coming in. I have 3 small children (including twin toddlers) and ideally I would like to get to a point where my wife would not need to work if she doesn't want to.

My name is Logan Halliburton, I'm a Pharmacist in Denver, Colorado looking to get started in the buy and hold rental market.