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Daniel Green
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Would you invest in Denver?

Daniel Green
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sydney, NSW
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From an outsiders perspective investing in Denver looks attractive- low vacancy rates, good macro economic drivers and solid long term cap growth. Are there any major downsides (or upsides) I’m missing here in the Denver market? Would you invest in it? Dan

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Chris Lopez
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Chris Lopez
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@Daniel Green

What's your investing focus? Long-term buy and holds? Flipping?

I disagree that Denver has peaked. Is there any data on that? 

I'm buying more property this year in Denver. I'm a buy and hold investor. In a 30+ year perspective, Denver has a great long-term potential. I'm also investing here because I live here.

Lon Welsh who's the President of Your Castle real estate and a brilliant investor emailed out this data tidbit today:

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