All Forum Posts by: Matt M.

It can be done, but most fail. It takes knowledge, MONEY, organization, and the ability to CLOSE.

You are competing against companies spending $10k+ on marketing, etc. Keep that w-2 job for now. Talk to everyone in your sphere to see if they know anyone that needs to sell. Drive for dollars, and FOLLOWUP. Your money is in the followup. 

If you find something, let me know. I'm a cash buyer.

Denver isn't that bad if you know where to look. Have you considered townhomes/condos?

Money is cheap. I'd leverage up. Don't be afraid of Section 8 tenants. I'm getting $1950 on my section 8 rental in Denver. It could be $2k+; It's a 3/3

 Technically I use a "rate and term" refi. 

I think figuring out the financing piece would be a good first step. Then you can see where you need to be financially to invest in your own property. Depending on your cash, you could look into doing some short term lending, investing in partnerships, etc. 

The markets have gotten quite a bit tighter and people are buying here for appreciation now and barely cash flow. 

Did you source your own deals? If you can do that, you'll find the money.

Edit: Where are these properties? "

• 3) The 20% of properties still governed under Chapter 59 (The 'old zoning code') are not covered by this change"

Price is too high. Get professional photos as well. Check out get a walk through dot com. 

Also, allow dogs. Everyone has a dog here. Even dogs have dogs... Don't call it a pet deposit. Call it a fee. A deposit is returned. 

There are some decent "affordable" homes IF you qualify. 

Management will kill your CF in the mountain towns. I'd avoid going further South than Breck. It takes to long to get to Alma/ Fairplay. I'd look in and around Dillon, Frisco, etc. You might checkout Winter Park as well. 

I can't speak for the SA market, but Denver has been going very well lately. The process is fairly straightforward and easily repeatable once you get the hang of it. 

With any partnership, make sure you verify what you are being told. Advertising that amount will surely bring you good and not so good attention.