Is Colorado a healthy market ?

I've started my investing career focussing on houses, but recently came across a condo whose numbers look good (in terms of expenses vs. potential rental income).One piece of the puzzle that I'm not really sure about though: I know that financial health of a HOA is an important element to consider, but I also don't know what "healthy" really means.

Rather than big price drops, I think we may see more normalization and leveling out, which after any big run up, is pretty common and healthy for the market.

Anytime you use healthy ratios and strong credit, you're rewarded with more cost effective credit.

This is a small but healthy bank.

Noticed in the HAR press release the housing market has cooled down but is at a acceptable healthy level.

That's a heck of a burden to overcome.One way to tell the good ones is that they don't have to resort to shaming and publicly humiliating people like you who express healthy skepticism and discomfort with their material in front of an audience to try to keep you from breaking the spell they have cast. 

It is amazing how many homes come and go on this location, but it is still a healthy selection.BTW: thanks guys for the explanation of the sharp drop in the RE market.

Instill new norms - act like a healthy neighborhood /extended family.

The hospital, through Healthy Homes or something like that, and lots of investors are changing the neighborhood.It might be worth a trip to go to the Healthy Homes office and take a look at the map of properties rehabbed and built.