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Claude Hodge
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Castle Rock / Ft. Carson, CO
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Denver Area Condos

Claude Hodge
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Castle Rock / Ft. Carson, CO
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I have decided to look heavily at my first purchase being a Denver / Aurora area condo. One of the biggest factors that I see impacting whether or not it will cash flow is the HOA fees. I know because of the various services that condos provide, HOA fees are usually much higher than in a SFR neighborhood. I wonder if others can give me some insight as to what might be a red flag to spell potential profit loss. I am seeing a lot of deals that look good to me, but I would like to hear from some of you that are in this market especially.

Claude

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