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Daniel Green
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Best suburbs in Aurora CO

Daniel Green
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sydney, NSW
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Hi everyone, I’m looking at buying in Aurora CO and I was wondering if any of you out there had any views about the best suburbs to purchase in that area? Budget is around $200-250k. Looking at townhouses through to a multi door, depending on how the returns stack up. Your help would be most appreciated! Daniel

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Chris Lopez
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  • Denver, CO
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Chris Lopez
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@Daniel Green

We help clients pick up properties all the time in Aurora in that price range (and under.) You won't find multis in that price range. Ready to go 3 or 4 bedroom condos or townhomes won't be an issue. We even find some with simple value-add plays (like adding an extra bedroom for a few grand) in that price range.

Using your ROI metric for 6%+, it shouldn't be an issue. Of course paper returns are different than walking properties!

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