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Jeff Berlin
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Denver CO Investment properties

Jeff Berlin
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi Denver,

I am a CA investor, looking to find cash-flow properties in other out-of-state markets. I am currently purchasing properties in Indy and in South-west Ohio and am now looking to expand toward a market closer to home. I also was born and raised in Denver and have family and friends there that could be helpful as my boots on the ground. I know Kansas City is another hot market but I was wondering if anyone could comment on the climate of the real estate market in the greater Denver metro area. I am looking for SFH and multi-family apartment buy-hold opportunities.

I am also very interested to learn what the landlord laws are like in Denver.  Both Indy and ohio are very landlord friendly and we can evict tenants in short time with little money and effort if needed.  How easy is it to be a landlord in the area?

thanks in advance for any help you are willing to share.

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