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Jeffrey Hayes
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  • Tucson, AZ
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Colorado Springs Vs Denver as far as better flipping market

Jeffrey Hayes
  • Investor
  • Tucson, AZ
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Hello everyone, I'm currently flipping homes in Tucson, AZ, however, I will be getting my license up in Colorado shortly. Any quick advice as far as what market may be easier/more profitable as far as buying distressed properties for flips. I've narrowed my flip area down to either Colorado Springs or Denver area. I would be happy to live in either city as I have spent some time in both before. My max price for buying SFR would be somewhere around $190,000 before repairs are done. Any general advice as far as inventory, and which city might be easier to break into the flip business up there would be appreciated.

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