Quote from @Barry Ruby: @Mitch MesserI believe that Cash on cash measures return on equity ROI is the return on investment which measures total cash flow and sales on total capital investment I don't deny that cash-on-cash return (COCR) is not the only metric worth considering for rental property.That said, COCR is defined as cash flow divided by all-in-cash-investment [https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cashoncashreturn.asp].That's very different from return-on-investment (ROI).Per above citation: "ROI calculates the total return, including the debt burden, on an investment.

Hi Rob, I've lived in Colorado Springs most of my life.

Much different than the $300-350 going on in lower cherry creek closer to alameda ave and colorado blvd.

Its 20 units and located in Colorado.

I live in Denver, Colorado and not sure if each state has different requirements on the contracts.Thanks, Jarren

Currently, I have rental property in California, Colorado, Texas and Virginia.

Most newer homes (at least here in Colorado) like to have the peak of the siding painted an accent color.

Some have a very negative opinion of this form of real estate transaction and have imposed tough laws.For example, in Colorado, the law requires the seller register the sale with the county treasurer office where the property is located.

Was the theater in Colorado in a "bad" area?

We are considering buying a place in Canyon Lake or New Braunfels as well as a couple of places in Colorado.