Some focus on cash-flow markets, others on appreciation, and a few are diving into new construction.Curious what criteria you’re using to decide your next market.

I’ve been studying both active and passive investing for years, and now that I have real capital to deploy, I’m focused on finding the right paths to diversify, grow wealth responsibly, and protect it long-term.I’m not risk-averse, but I’ll admit I’m a bit overwhelmed by the number of niches, strategies, and opportunities out there.

Are you focused only in Colorado?

We focus on materials that can survive kids, pets, and long-term tenancy.

Price range, area, condition, SFR/lot/teardown — whatever you’re focused on.Always interested in understanding what different investors are looking for in this market.

Dave’s approach makes sense:Equity-focused deals can grow your net worth faster through value-add, appreciation, and leverage.

Over a $360,000 dollar increase from what I had underwritten.Seeing this as an industry-wide issue, I reached out to an attorney who focuses his practice on representing landlords in restaurant lease negotiations.

Focus on the big three: plumbing, electrical, HVAC.Section 8 inspections are strict, and these three systems will make or break pass rates.

You focus this as an "Investor Opportunity for an up-start flipper".

Hey @Omair Abbasi, I’d focus on small multifamily or newer low-maintenance properties, since they usually give you the best shot at true passive cash flow without heavy management.