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Kevin Andrews
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Denver Multi-Family

Kevin Andrews
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Denver, CO
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Hello All-

Thinking of moving to the Denver Area in the coming months and have been looking at small multi-families to purchase.  I would be looking to do some house hacking and live in one unit and rent the rest of the units out.  I have been doing some research and like the Uptown/ Capital Hill and the Highlands neighborhoods.  Would love to get some input on these neighborhoods as well as any other places that people think would be good investments.  Any insight would be appreciated!

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Linda Weygant
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Linda Weygant
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Those are very popular (and therefore pretty expensive) neighborhoods, although coming from San Francisco, you may laugh at our notion of expensive.  Excellent choices for well-established neighborhoods.

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