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All Forum Posts by: Grant Stucki

Grant Stucki has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.

Thanks for those suggestions and date @Chrissy Parsons!

Thanks for the comments @Chris Lopez and thanks for being willing to send those slides over. That sound really helpful for my specific case. 

Thanks for responding @Levi Lanzrath and for the great comments. I live in Denver but have lived in many other places, mostly big cities (Chicago and LA) but I’m pondering investing in Tucson where I used to live and the market seems a bit more affordable.

Thanks for that advice Brandon.

I live in Denver and have a couple rental properties but have a goal of getting to at least 25 units in the next 5 years. My question is if it's always better to purchase properties in cheaper market where it takes less capital and the rent to price percentage is easier to get above 1% or if it's worth investing in a city like Denver where it's very hard to get the rent/price ratio over 1% but the cost of the real estate increases much quicker than it does in other less desirable places to live? Does anyone have any thoughts on that?

I have two single family properties that I am renting out (a condo and SFH) and have been managing them myself. I would like to turn these properties over to a management company but wanted to get feedback on experiences people have had with different management companies in the Denver area. I plan on acquiring more properties in the next couple years as well. I appreciate any feedback you can give me.