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John Yu
  • Investor
  • Highlands Ranch, CO
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Rentals in South Denver

John Yu
  • Investor
  • Highlands Ranch, CO
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I live in Highlands Ranch, Colorado and have two rental properties, one in Highlands Ranch and recently purchased another rental in Castle Rock. I am still actively looking for investment properties in this area, mainly in Douglas County. I don't think the rentals in this area really fit the 1%-2% rule or the 50% rule, but I see rentals are everywhere in my area based on research on Zillow and County Assessor web site. Would like to connect with other REI and landlords in this area to bounce off ideas and see how other investors are acquiring properties and getting loans to expand their rental portfolio.

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