I am an investor in CO and we're doing a garage conversion including the room above the garage and that is looking like it's going to be 150k but that is for about 800 sq ft including some foundation work, adding a full bath, laundry hook up, and kitchentte. 90-100 seems high for 330 ft to me but that may be CA prices! 

Name: Laura NelsonGender: FemaleAccommodation Preferences: Flexible; own bedAbout Me: Laid back RE investor based in the Denver metro; love dogs, skiing, outdoorsContact Preference: DM meAdditional Comments: Conference dates only; probably will not extend my trip

The biggest issue I see with first-time investors here in Denver and Colorado Springs is not that they buy the wrong thing; it's that they take too long to buy or don't buy at all. 

From what I got from the info I was getting regarding land co tracts , the main benefit is if you are offering terms to the buyer.

Hey all - I'm new here and looking to make connections in the Denver community.

I'm currently located in Morrison, CO.

We ran into a bunch of permitting issues from the previous owner so if I can give some advice look for properties that already have a clear CO from the city if you can find it.

Speak with lenders about your options and begin speaking with possible partners or co-signers.

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Account ClosedNot exactly what you're asking, but I just had a deal fall apart in the mountains outside of Denver because of wildfire risk.