I recently saw an agent who is a bi level specialist and sure enough everyone in town with a bilevel lists with her.

In the college town, the specific area I am looking at is within walking distance to campus (no more than .75 miles).

I am originally from Spokane and would like to invest in my home town.

In most towns and cities that is more than $750/mo.Good luck

My other SFR is in a college town with a manager I've had for a while, so the schedules in both situations run differently.

I manage dozens of vacation rentals, not in CO, but in a ski resort town.

I'm originally from the Mitchell/Bedford area just south of you.I looked at B-town as an area to invest in but found I can get much higher return here in Indy - not to say you can't find good opportunities in your back yard.Here's a few more books I'd suggest to ready as soon as you can.

This was a financing strategy that I explored and attempted to use, but it never panned out.

I didn't think this was a small town but maybe I am wrong.

i'm doing some research on a property in a smaller rural town.