Looking to buy a property in Colorado

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Chad RockeBusiness Member
Real Estate Agent · Denver, CO · Member since 2021 · 383 posts · 181 votes
2y

@Heather Szucs

I host a monthly meetup, as many have suggested networking is a great way to get started.

Zeppelin station

Thursday Aug 29th

6-8pm

Join me at Real Estate Meetup | Short Term Rentals | House Hacking | Investment Properties https://meetu.ps/e/NnWvj/Q4Gbf/i

[email protected]715-550-1731
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  • Bill J FayPro Member
    Lender · San Diego · Member since 2023 · 216 posts · 209 votes
    2y

    Start attending local meet ups. You will meet wholesalers, agents, investors, lenders, contractors, and other professionals in the real estate industry. 

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  • Dan GuentherBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Longmont, CO · Member since 2019 · 548 posts · 271 votes
    2y

    @Heather Szucs - There are plenty of flip opportunities in the Denver Metro area depending on the size of project you are comfortable with. You'll find that there are plenty of large scale wholesale companies, but also smaller wholesalers that tend to source deals with larger spreads. I'll send you a DM and see if I can help you out in anyway. 

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  • Matt M.
    Realtor · Denver, CO · Member since 2013 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    2y

    Please do your OWN numbers. Be wary of anything from the big wholesalers. If it's one of their "cattle calls" then move along. I work a lot in this space, and I've seen too many people get burned relying on someone else's numbers. 

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  • Derrick Boyd
    Real Estate Agent · Denver, CO · Member since 2024 · 1 post · 0 votes
    2y

    The Denver Metro area is ripe with renovation opportunities, whether you're eyeing larger projects or smaller ones with higher margins. Explore both large and boutique wholesalers. Attend local meet-ups to network with wholesalers, agents, investors, lenders, and contractors.Always calculate your own figures and be cautious of deals from major wholesalers. Many have been burned by relying on their estimates.

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  • Chad RockeBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Denver, CO · Member since 2021 · 383 posts · 181 votes
    2y

    @Heather Szucs

    I host a monthly meetup, as many have suggested networking is a great way to get started.

    Zeppelin station

    Thursday Aug 29th

    6-8pm

    Join me at Real Estate Meetup | Short Term Rentals | House Hacking | Investment Properties https://meetu.ps/e/NnWvj/Q4Gbf/i

    [email protected]715-550-1731
    Rocke Real Estate Inc.547 Reviews
    WebsiteView Page
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  • Kent Kettell
    Catlett, VA · Member since 2024 · 80 posts · 5 votes
    2y

    It’s always good to start building local connections, although it’s still very important to conduct your own research and run your own numbers.

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