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Fort Collins>Boulder>CoSprings: Student rental fiscally possible to break even?
We have been in a multi-year half-hearted search for a SFH in Colorado (we are out of state) where "the numbers work" for renting a place for 9 mos during the school year (Sep-May approx.), and living there ourselves for part of the remaining 3 months.
Our only 'goal' is to be near break-even on the cash flow (assuming a 15 year note for 75-80% of the purchase price). Based on what we've seen, it is not very likely (unless you get a below market purchase, of course)
Any tips, ideas, contacts, success stories, specific areas, specific type properties,anything that could help make this mini-dream of Colorado summer living possible?
Thanks in advance.