An upstart small company utilizing frozen “concentrate” technology wanted to challenge Tropicana and become a solid Number 2 in the industry.

I wouldn't say those who are buying them however in our industry we have seen more get into the "note brokering" side in the past 5 years than we did in the first 10 years. 

If you can’t officially split the property before the front home sells, you may need to record an easement or agreement outlining shared access or future utility work, especially if the rear home relies on shared infrastructure during the transition.Assuming the property can be split and the front home sold, you’d then own the back house free and clear.

Will be utilizing a "slow BRRRR" strategy to renovate building and units over the next 6 months - 1 year.

The theme is roughly the same across the industry. 

Most people in the industry experimented with this already, but aren't having success because email addresses are not highly accurate when you skip trace the lists - especially if you're using a cheaper datasource.Atop of this, you're in Denver, which is an affluent market.

The real estate industry drives 14–18% of the U.S.

Personally, I think it comes down to how badly you want it because if your situation is even a little bit comfortable, then it can be tough to discomfort yourself to be in this industry, as it's a grind when you first start out.During my first year, I was obsessed with the industry and stayed in sponge mode.

@Kezia Suwandhaputra I don't know if you need to plan on owning 10-20 years, maybe only 5-10:)Regardless, HIGHLY recommend you connect with @Samuel Eddinger as he's highly regarded in our industry and I personally know & vouch for him.

I also know that upgrades would make the property much more energy‑efficient and cost‑effective in the long run through lower utility bills.With that in mind, I’m considering using the VA renovation loan to update the electrical system, add central air, and address any other needed repairs or improvements within the budget.My main concern is that most of the multifamily properties I’ve looked at currently have tenants in place.