Many investors ask “Can I still find good deals in the Colorado Springs real estate market?” The short answer is , “Yes, you can.”
The Springs market is similar to the Denver market in terms of cap rates and cash-on-cash returns, but it offers a lower entry price point. Check below for all deal analyses to learn more.
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Great Mountain View for $300/Month by House Hacking in Colorado Springs
How Self-Managing a Fourplex Can Bring Strong Returns Despite a 6.625% Interest Rate
How This House Hacker Started Investing Before Graduating College
How a Denver Investor Successfully BRRRRed in Pueblo
Trading up with a 1031 Exchange into a $330,400 New Build
AMAZING Cash Flow Even at 6% Interest Rates in Colorado Springs
Double Digit Returns at 5.75% Interest Rate in Colorado Springs
What Does $80k Buy You in Pueblo?
Location over Cash Flow in Downtown Colorado Springs
Combining a Nomad and Room by Room Strategy in Colorado Springs
Cimarron Hills Fourplex with Value Add Opportunity
Stationed Overseas: Purchasing a Medium Term Rental in Colorado Springs
New Build Pueblo Fourplex with Amazing Returns
Growing Returns on a $195K Pueblo Townhouse
Using a 1031 Exchange to Buy a Fourplex in Colorado Springs
Using Denver Equity to Invest in a Pueblo Rental Property
Using a HELOC to Acquire a Colorado Springs Fourplex
2 Bed 2 Bath Condo for Less than $220K in Colorado Springs
Over 10% Cash on Cash Return on Room by Room Rental in Colorado Springs
Denver Investor Buys in Colorado Springs for $250,000
Renovated 1895 Duplex with Unique Utilities in West Colorado Springs
Managing a Room by Room Strategy from Out of State
Comparing Spreadsheet Projections vs Actual Numbers for Your Rental Property
Three Bedroom One Bathroom Rental Property for $283K
3 Bedroom Townhouse in Colorado Springs for $300K
Room by Room Rental in a Single Family 5 Bedroom Home
Increasing Cashflow through Self-Management of 3 bedroom 1 bath Colorado Springs Rental
Fourplex in Colorado Springs for $619,000
Deal Analysis: Return on Equity on a 3 bed 1 bath Single Family Rental in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis: Commercial Office Building in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis: Eight Unit Multi Family in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis – Using Creative Financing to Build a Portfolio
Deal Analysis – A Dedicated House Hacker in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis – Taking Advantage of Appreciation in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis – Super Turnkey Single Family Home Near Fort Carson in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs Turnkey Single Family Home
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs Newly Renovated Duplex
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs Turnkey Townhome
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs Partial BRRRR
Deal Analysis – First Rental Property in Colorado Springs
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs House Hack Near Downtown
This deal highlight shows a House Hack opportunity on the MLS. This property is centrally located, very close to downtown Colorado Springs. It also already has a kitchenette and second entrance, lending itself to being an easy conversion to a second living space. Further, it is zoned appropriately at R-4 (meaning multi-family units are authorized) to allow for a 2-family set-up.
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs Memorial Park Single Family Rental
This deal highlight shows a traditional single family rental property opportunity on the MLS. This home is centrally located close to Memorial Park. This property has a little bit of immediate equity potential too with comps selling for up to $225,000 for very similar homes nearby.
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs Fourplex West Side
This deal highlight shows a recently listed multi-family property on the MLS. This will give an example of an "off-the-shelf” multi-family rental property for purchase.
Deal Analysis – Colorado Springs BRRRR Property
This deal analysis breaks down how intermediate investors purchased a wholesale single family home to build their real estate investment portfolio for retirement and were able to leverage the Buy-Renovate-Rent-Refinance-Repeat (BRRRR) method in order to expedite their ability to scale and acquire more rental properties.