I am looking for a management company in Denver ,CO for a single family property.

Hello everyone,first off, thank you already for all of the information i have gathered w/out even posting on here(this is #1 of many im sure)Im interested in purchasing a single family or townhome to rent in my area as my 1st move.

A great way to accomplish this and help avoid the due on sale is to have the seller place the property into a single entity LLC or a land trust, and then sell 100% of the LLC shares to you with the new mortgage or in the case of the land trust, transfer the beneficial interests in the property.

So you focus on single families or multis?

This method works best with single family homes that are in great condition.

Dave,I have been a property manager for over twenty years, all types, from single family residential to Class A retail.

You won't get that experience from owning you own single family home.

In the beginning focus on sfr's (single family residences) because they're the easiest to liquidate.4.

Unfortunately, I have yet to find any program that teaches everything you need to know in a single bootcamp.

In many states, single member LLCs do not provide this kind of protection.If you are the only member of the LLC the court can and often does seize assets from the LLC to enforce a judgment.The best way to protect yourself from personal liability is...1) Don't screw people2) Maintain liability insurance - an umbrella policy is very cheap.YMMV of course.