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Laura Sima
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Summit County, CO investors

Laura Sima
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hi all- my husband and I live in St Paul, MN and are looking to purchase an investment property in Summit County, CO (Frisco, Breck, Silverthorne, Dillon, Blue River) ideally next spring/summer 2020. We'd really like a fixer upper home, townhome or multifamily (duplex/triplex), but we're thinking $450k is our limit for the property, excluding renovations. We've met with a REA and have been following MLS listings and stalking Realtor.com! From the listings it looks like we've got a near-impossible goal! I'm wondering if anyone here is familiar with that market and might be able to offer some advice on the best investor-friendly REAs, ideas for making our goals happen in our price range, any neighborhoods I should be looking into or avoid for the best ROI, great contractors, home improvement stores (other than the Lowe's in town!) etc.

Thank you! 

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