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What’s your UNFILTERED experience investing in Pueblo, CO?
Happy New Year BP fam! I have an important question for the investors investing in Pueblo, CO.
What has been your experience investin in Pueblo but also finding tenants for your properties? Share the good,bad, and the ugly. And what you would have done different (if applicable).
I’m based out of Colorado Springs, and with the cushion of savings that I have, the Pueblo market is priced to where my dollar could go far. Yet, I’m open to any feedback as well.
Thank you!
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@Tiffany Onwudinanti I am primarily a Colorado Springs investor, but purchased my first buy and hold in Pueblo early 2022 (so going on almost a year of ownership). It has been a great addition to my portfolio- 1980s build and it is near the CSU Pueblo campus. I have a good PM, good tenants, and quite honestly, I forget I own it sometimes :). I think the city has a lot going for it economically, but it is important to be picky as to which areas you decide to buy in. I will DM you some of the economic research we've worked on with Pueblo specifically.