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Jamyka Pahl
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How's Colorado marketing???

Jamyka Pahl
  • Kensington, CT
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Hello I'm a Newbie at RE wholesaling, and my husband wants to move to Colorado to live there. I see no benefit of living there, but I didn't even give it a chance to fine out if it will. I'm reaching out to RE wholesaler or even friendly Real estate agent that might can give some suggestion on where I should start looking for good living arrangement and good investment arrangement. I'm not all big on the idea of living in Colorado, but it's my husband dream and I don't see why I can't just give it a chance. Hope to receive some tips on that...thank you 🙂

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Kreighton Reed
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  • Denver, CO
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Kreighton Reed
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Jamyka Pahl you've come to the right place to find what your answers. Lots of experts. Colorado is growing rapidly because it's a great place to live. The winters here are very mild (compared to the mid-west). Are you looking to live in a metro area or rural? I would search @Bill S. posts he is very knowledgable and has posted a lot about Denver and Colorado

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