you are going to have to get it appraised - and previous appraisals, and anyone's thoughts on it, aren't relevant. 

I'm thinking more about that lack of transparency and how we will need to rethink modeling investment potential - I'm sure the data clearinghouses like AirDNA are scrambling to update their processes so their products continue to be (mostly) relevant, but like Pricelabs allows you to see your comps cleaning fees which won't be available anymore for Airbnb listings etc.  

Soyoma io is also pretty great for not only gathering relevant data but analyzing it. 

The source of that information—whether it's from a human or an AI—is less important than its quality and relevance.

Engaging with these communities can provide you with firsthand experiences and recommendations that are particularly relevant to the Denver area.Good luck with your investment journey!

Defintely keep that in mind to ensure you're relevant 20 years from now. 

My Skeptical Take:For us real estate investors, the implications of a softening labor market are relevant.

And the parameters you are applying may have no relevancy whatsoever on another investor. 

Also, I’d love to know what areas or types of properties you’re most interested in so I can keep an eye out for relevant opportunities. 

Typical Pitch Deck StructureHere’s the order we use:Cover Slide: Project name, location, date.Team Slide: Short bios, relevant experience.Market Overview: Why this city/neighborhood works.Property Summary: Size, type, photos, key details.Business Plan: Buy & hold, value-add, development, etc.Financial Snapshot:Projected returns (IRR, equity multiple, cash-on-cash)Investment period (e.g., 3–5 years)Minimum investment amountExit Strategy: Sale, refinance, long-term hold options.Timeline: Acquisition → Renovation → Stabilization → Exit.Next Steps: How to learn more, when you’ll follow up.3.