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Dashiel C Neimark
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Boulder/Denver Colorado Rental Investment Thoughts

Dashiel C Neimark
  • Chicago
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Hi all. Let me preface this by saying I totally agree that you can find good deals in any market. That said, it certainly seems like it's harder to do in some markets now due to rapid growth in recent years.

I've heard a bit of talk that Denver / Boulder area has blown-up super fast and the deals are harder to find now.

What are your thoughts on investing in between Denver and Boulder (Westminster/Superior/Broomfield)? Still worth looking into or is it too late? Not necessarily limited to type of rental investment, I'm open to rehabs, new construction, house hacking, duplexes/triplexes.

Just gauging general thoughts and sentiment around this area. Appreciate any and all advice.

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Matt M.
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Matt M.
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I've seen more deals this year than I have over the past 6. They can be found, but the real ones are off market. I haven't bought an "on market" deal since 2013.

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