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Paul Ballew
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  • Superior, CO
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What smoking rules work best for Denver multi-family properties?

Paul Ballew
  • Investor
  • Superior, CO
Posted

Hi all,

I'm going to be selling parceled units of a triplex in Denver, and am wondering if anyone out there has any experience with what smoking rules sell the best.  We're in the $200K price range, and my instinct says to not bar smoking by the residents.  But on the other hand, potential buyers might be turned off by possibly having smoking attached neighbors.

What do you think would attract more buyers at this price point?

Thanks,

Paul

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