I’ve noticed that for many of my clients, the funding challenge often isn’t just about access to capital, it’s about having a strong and professional investor-facing presence.Once that’s in place, lenders and partners tend to take them more seriously, which often makes the rest of the process move faster.

Quote from @Kelly Schroeder: The biggest challenges on scaling flipping are quality control with contractors for example getting the vanity light straight and centered with the vanity sink.

For those actively investing in the Denver Metro Area, what has been your biggest obstacle lately?

Many investors and realtors believe their biggest challenge is knowing the real estate market, keeping up with trends, or having all the answers for their clients.

Biggest issue out of state investors deal with is not understanding the ghetto.

Coming at this from a slightly different angle.....What is the biggest challenge with customers?

That being said, keeping contractors on-task is the biggest challenge.

Specifically:Operational Challenges:-What day-to-day management issues caught you off guard?

I have some concerns and challenges and was wondering if you would be able to assist me?

Paul typically range from $300K–$550K, depending on location and condition.Rents: Median rents for 2–3 bedroom units are running $1,500–$2,000/month in many neighborhoods.Financing environment: Interest rates in the 6–7% range mean the mortgage payment is higher, making underwriting tighter but there's less competition so getting a better deal upfront is more feasible.Even with these challenges, house hacking can still work here when the numbers are run carefully.