Hello BP World,My name is Frankie Richiez and I excited to gain some knowledge and education regarding the real estate investment world. 

What am I looking to gain from viewing SOME of the units?

As both first in line and (usually) last in line, they are in a unique position to gain possession of this property.  

I'm also curious to learn more about raw land investing, and of course, am entirely open to the experience of others and will likely change/modify this initial shell of a plan as I learn more and gain more experience.My goal with real estate, on a broad scope, is to build wealth via passive income in order to enable a lifestyle in which my wife and I can make traditional work optional and use our time to engage in meaningful projects and endeavors to help others in need around the world.Thank you again for building such an impressive community!

I am looking forward to implementing what I gain here this year and increasing our cashflow while becoming more financially free. 

(A basement apartment or carriage house is actually the only way you can do short-term rentals full-time legally here in Denver.)

Fiction: I like legal thrillers, stuff like John Grisham. 

Now if you never met your tenant and had a outside property management company and never personally inspected the property you would likely have a perfect defense to that claim but even then they could sue you and you would have legal fees etc to defend it.  

I'm sure this is a legal questions, but any ideas on is the lien enforceable on the new owner?

Years ago, contractors are normally incorporated, but nowadays, LLC's had gain popularity.