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Ryan Hammel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Denver, CO
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Agent Poll: Are you seeing good "buy and hold" returns in your respective market?

Ryan Hammel
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Denver, CO
Posted

Hi!

I am looking for a new market to invest in "buy and hold" properties. I figured that it would be best to ask the agents on BP as they would be the best to know the ins and outs of their respective markets. 

The things I am looking for in this new market are: Moderate to high rental demand, moderate to high supply of undervalued homes (<$200,000), moderate to high economic strength and moderate to low investor competition. If your local market has any 2 of the 4 I'd like to discuss in further detail. I am open to investing anywhere in the US as long as the ROI is good.

Thank you,

Ryan

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