Plus shopping around only exists for those who have the luxury of doing so like borrowers with easy loan scenarios, little to no derogatory credit items, high fico scores, low to debt to income ratios, less than 4 financed properties, and consistent residency/employment records.I originate loans.

Maybe if we do it right, we could make the numbers work as a luxury vacation rental and live in one half, since we could make a bit more on it as a vacation rental and Denver's vacation rental laws allow for you to rent it if it's your primary home.

I have 20 luxury properties in Scottsdale.

Given we have been away for many years, any tips and referral on timing/contractor/marketing/ luxury market agent is much appreciated.

It's all A class luxury renovations with some STR opportunities sprinkled in.

I am new to the world of Real Estate and I am going to see my first luxury condo in downtown Denver on Tuesday and was looking for some advise as to what questions I should ask the Real Estate broker when seeing the property? 

Or if you have the capital, buy heavily discounted luxury in places like summit county (Vail,Breckenridge,Frisco,etc) for a long term hold.

But not everyone will want to live in a "luxury apartment building" - I think there are good days ahead for you!

The family offices and international investors buying the luxury sector in each market you mentioned are doing so for capital preservation and foreign currency arbitrage.

Life doesn't always give you the luxury of waiting on an equity position to cash flow.