They sell fairly quickly - right now there are 6 duplexes and 2 fourplexes (no triplexes) listed on the Pikes Peak MLS, a few of which could be good options .Obviously there are a lot of factors that go into your ROI/Cash-on-cash return including your down payment, estimated monthly repairs/maintenance, if you are hiring a property manager or doing work on your own, ect.

It peaked my interested so I started looking online for info and came across this site.

1) Case Shiller Chart for SF, LA, and Atlanta2) Population Net Inflow for SF, LA, and Atlanta between 2010 - 20143) Peak and Trough Date and Peak to current declines4) Inventory Chart of four cities in Orange County

Since I started at a Mortgage company in 2010 (initial job out of College) advising on Escrow, loan mods, and general CS, the industry has peaked my interest.

If they are buying property that cash flows right now it would be a smart move especially in areas that are way below their peak prices.

Has anyone used Peak Asset Lending out of Kansas recently?

I recently started listening to the podcasts and it has peaked my interest in real estate again.

For example, The PNC tower in Raleigh NC is a very beautiful building developed right on the peak of the housing bubble.It is the tallest and centrally located in the area.

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@Ben LeybovichFirst off congratulations on the deal very impressive But I have to say This peaks my interest .....