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Mike S.
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Thoughts: Colorado Proposition 123

Mike S.
  • Denver, CO
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Fellow Coloradoans -

I searched for it but didn't see anything discussing Proposition 123 on these forums. Curious to get people's thoughts on how they think this will affect the rental landscape in #Colorado and #Denver. 

Here's the Ballotpedia link with more info: https://ballotpedia.org/Colorado_Proposition_123,_Dedicate_State_Income_Tax_Revenue_to_Fund_Housing_Projects_Initiative_(2022)

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Derek Criscitiello
  • Realtor
  • Wilmington, NC
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Derek Criscitiello
  • Realtor
  • Wilmington, NC
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My wife does property management in CO and CO law requires all landlords to take section 8 vouchers.  Some of that tax revenue is going towards that so it will likely help single family/apartment rentals that a priced towards the lower end of the market.  So overall I think it could be good for property investors as the state money is guaranteed income.

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