Quote from @Alec Barella: Can I simply just put this contract can be assignable when I am using the public standard Colorado real estate buyer seller foreclosure contract even though it says in 2.2 this contract is not assignable otherwise specified in additional Provisions if I just simply put in the additional Provisions that this contract is assignable does that allow me to wholesale the contractI commend you for actually reading the contract.

It feels like a failure on the part of DBPR and FREC to properly protect the public.

The units would be available to tenants and the public. 

I’ve managed large residential/multifamily construction budgets in the past, and I’m comfortable with value-add and BRRRR strategies.I know that most of the truly good multifamily deals never hit the public sites like Zillow or Crexi.

I don't know what the difference between a lawyer and a real estate attorney is, if there is one.But I need help in making sure that I can get a contract ready to put a foreclosure property under contract in Colorado I'm aware of the protection laws with foreclosures in Colorado but I am not sure entirely how to implement them into a contract I am wanting to use the standard Colorado contract that is given to us publicly but I want to use it for wholesaling and that is where I'm having trouble I need someone to help me read through it and understand everything I need to understand and I also need someone to tell me what I have to put legally in the additional Provisions to be able to assign the contract I know what I'm asking for is technically paid service legally if you are a lawyer or a real estate attorney please send me a DM and I want to give you my story and I want to prove that I would pay you if I could and when I can I absolutely will but for now finances are my biggest struggle and my biggest hurdle in my journey if I can find a way to move past this I can make sure my dreams of helping the community and making the world a better place can become a reality if you want to know more please get in touch with me and I'll be glad to hop on the phone with you thank you for reading my message-ResfemptRealEstate/Alec You are not buying this at foreclosure sale are you?

Tenants pay ~30% of their income; the local Public Housing Authority (PHA) covers the balance directly—significantly reducing vacancy and default risk.2.

very simple public records ..

I also like that you can view the inspection lists as public record when you're trying to acquire new properties.How's the flipping business been going there? 

If the goal is simply real estate exposure in a passive way, your options are:Registered company investments: Most common is public REITs. 

Quote from @Omar Dadabhoy:The foreclosure info not secret....sometimes posted months in advance, and of course the sale is public.