20% or more of net profits and boom!

They were built following the last building boom where many old apartment buildings were purchased and converted to condos.

We are seeing growth from the energy boom as well as immigration.

It is a little more work but I make a ton of money compared to renting it out on an annual basis.I think vacation rentals are at a start of a boom and there will be more competition in the near future.

$.02I have worked in commercial brokerage and started a mortgage brokerage firm in college during boom years.

This space is booming and Denver is a hotbed of smart startups, as you know...

A business associate bought a 3 million dollar home in the Denver 4 years back   I thought that was not smart I could have bought a lot of property for that amount .Watching  the market in Denver boom he will and is making money on that move.

It's South of the booming highlands, there is incredible zoning allowing for developers to really make a killing with new projects and with large multifamilies, and tons of redevelopment going on JUST a few blocks north.

I am thinking OKC or FL as Colorado is booming and I'm not sure my backyard will be easiest to cash flow.

Because values in the boom years were about what they are now.IMHO with this statement:I'm worried about the long term ability to profit off the homeYou're on the wrong track.