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All Forum Posts by: Anthony Bratina

Anthony Bratina has started 8 posts and replied 14 times.

I've been chewing on this for a week and I have some more insight.  I am wanting to start with a traditional mutli-family home because it is weird to me to have someone living in my basement or another part of the house.  I have not seen a lot of these on the market so I have been looking at redfin to get an idea of what the market looks like.  I am getting a little sidetracked looking at homes I would like to live in and not necessarily investment homes.

I have started looking around for meet-ups in Northern Colorado but I haven't done much with that yet.  It sounds like finding the right people will be more use to me than incessantly researching.  

You guys are on a other level. Let me chew on this and I’ll have some more questions for you later.

You guys are fast.  In response to Marlon, my wife and I are renting currently and are thinking we want to start with a house hack so we can save money with rent.  After we get that settled I think we will either rent or flip.  I have heard in the more expensive markets that it is harder to get good cash flow renting.  I know Fort Collins isn't the most expensive market out there but it is relatively high for Northern Colorado.  

How do I determine what is selling quickly in the area?  Are there resources out there that help with these comparisons?
 

I am new to real estate investing and I am trying to figure out what to look for when finding a deal.  I have been looking at price per square foot but I am not sure what else to look for.  I live in Fort Collins Colorado and any information you guys can provide would be great.  Thanks!