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Courtney Gibson
  • Accountant
  • Bradenton, FL
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Colorado- New to Investing, market outlook

Courtney Gibson
  • Accountant
  • Bradenton, FL
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Hi, I am very new to the concept of real estate investing and I am doing all I can right now to learn and grow so I can begin investing when I move to Colorado in the next 3-5 years. I would love to get some insight or data about the housing markets in the areas surrounding Denver or even about good markets throughout the state. When I move next I would like to buy a Du/triplex with an FHA loan using a 203k for repairs if needed. I know that Denver is a hot spot right now but I would like to move near there for work and school. I am open to buying in cities that are within 45 minutes from central Denver. I know that it is hard to forecast for 3-5 years out but I would like to wait until the economy takes a dip before buying. Any information about the surrounding areas, recreational or real estate orientated would be really useful. I am very new to investing in general so I appreciate any advice offered. Also, I would love to start a networking base before moving to a new area to make the transition smoother so I will provide a little bit of background on myself. I am a financial specialist working at a PEO. I love hiking, skiing, bike riding and basically any physical outdoor activity. I am in my mid 20's and I am looking to go back to grad school for my CPA after I move to Colorado. I am pursuing FIRE and I would like to use my work income alongside rental real estate and frugality to get me there. I am excited to meet people in the area and learn more about what Colorado has to offer.

-Courtney :)

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