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Linear Real Estate Markets in Colorado

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Colorado may be a future destination in the upcoming years. Anyone know which cities would be considered "linear" real estate markets and whether the BRRRR method would be a viable option in that location? Also, any idea why there are so many homes being auctioned rather than sold by owner or agent?

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Andrew Rosenberg
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Andrew Rosenberg
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@Andrew Curro I'd argue that Colorado is already a destination. Many cities would be considered hybrid right now as high prices in Denver are spreading to Fort Collins and Colorado Springs. MAYBE Grand Junction, Greeley or Pueblo, but I'm not very familiar with those markets. I'd suggest reaching out to @Colin Smith - great guy and very generous in speaking with new Colorado investors.

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