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Chad Harter
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  • Denver, CO
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Military Niche Investing in Colorado Springs

Chad Harter
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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I am a relatively new investor (some experience in AZ) and I am looking to jump into the Colorado Springs market. I have a partner that lives there, and I am currently living in Dallas. We are hoping to carve out a niche within the military community with buy and hold properties. My partner currently owns a SFR with a military family renting it. We aren't sure if their are certain parts of town, subdivisions, ect that have a heavy military presence? Are their programs that subsidize housing for military members? We don't have a realtor yet want to find out if this niche market exists, and if so someone to work with. Thanks.

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Mark Graham II
  • Williston, ND
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Mark Graham II
  • Williston, ND
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I grew up in the Springs, and still make it down every month or so. Military families live everywhere due to all the bases in town. Almost anywhere down there could be aimed at military families, as it's not like most cities which have a good vs bad side of town. There are just a few bad neighborhoods scattered out. As for programs, I'm not aware of any, but thats not to say they don't exist. 

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