Helping Investors with Denver Residential Real Estate
Not a day (or even an hour!) goes by without someone asking Lon Welsh or me if we’re in a housing bubble. It’s the number one question we get from agents, clients and the media alike and one we’ve been
On January 19th, the Denver Post ran an article on the Denver rental market suggesting the bottom was falling out. They said:
“Metro Denver apartment rents fall again… thousands of new apartments continued to pour onto the market
I started investing in Denver real estate 20 years ago. I was 30 years old at the time and had absolutely no experience in real estate, I just figured that owning property for the long term made sense. It was
A property in the First Creek neighborhood came on the market in May of 2017 and I jumped on it like white on rice! I am intimately familiar with First Creek, owning 3 properties there myself and having closed 15
“You make your money on the buy, right?”
If there’s one saying, one truism, one Holy Grail in real estate it’s “you make your money on the buy.” Everyone who wants to sound smart in the real estate community makes
I speak to a lot of investors about the real estate market and how things have changed over time. The thing I hear most often is they wish they had bought property during the downturn.
I definitely understand this sentiment,
I was referred to a client in November 2016 by a long term client of mine who does lots of fix and flips. My new investor was a well-educated single mother who is a scientist researching biomedicals in the boulder