There are a few smaller towns not to far east of I25 that are cheaper but are "bedroom communities" to Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, etc. that are cheaper but current rents are high.  15-years ago I was told and I think it still holds true...if you want to find cheaper housing just go north and east of Denver.This is just my 2 cents. 

I owned a house in Parkwood Hills on the west side, and Epic is driving the prices up on that side of town.  

Jeremy,I also live near Wichita in the town of Sedgwick.  

However, I’m from a really small town and feel like wholesaling would be better and easier in a different market.

I live in a apartment in a college town and I've never heard our all girl neighbors being loud.

Regards,Colin Same here Colin.Didn't mention in my original response that I also am from D-Town and own several small rental properties in Lowell so happy to help with the local insights too.I should be at the the Chelmsford meeting on Wed.  

I did a mass mailing to out of town owners of multi-unit property in my area and got a good response.

I am moving soon but still want to continue investing in my home town.

On a short sale, can the listing agent simply say:"Sorry, someone applied before you and submitted the EMD, you can't bid"In this case, the owner is out of town and it's highly likely she hasn't signed the contract.What's up with that?

But what about having three different four plexes, each in a different town but within 50 miles of each other?