All Forum Posts by: Jacob Krafka

I currently work for an investment brokerage out here in CO. I wanted to see what people are seeing in their markets. Want to know what works and what doesn't to see if it is comparable to out here in Denver. 

 You need to check out the CO office then!

Awesome stuff! If you are here in the CO area, would love to talk and see how we can help eachother out.

How much do you have to spend? Would love to connect and see what we can do for eachother.

Welcome, I see 30 years? Wow! A ton of experience there! Hopefully we can connect to see if we could help eachother out! Hope all is well 

Welcome! I see you are out in Colorado! I am as well, look forward to connecting and seeing if we could benefit eachother!

Hey I am also out of CO! Welcome if you're ever in search of investment properties here in CO, would be more than happy to steer you in the right direction.

Saw you were out of Denver,

I am also... What I am seeing with my investors is diversity. Not putting all your eggs in one basket. I think that is important to a well balanced portfolio which leads to success. I think STR's are great but out in the popular mountain towns they can be a pain in the you know what. I find it interesting you mentioned the travel nurses, I have a ton of people investing in the Springs for that and the Airforce base. Look forward to hearing back from you and connecting.

So recently ran across an article put out by BlackRock, they stated that there are three things that might be good investments during the "upcoming recession." 

1. Real Estate

2. Customer Staples

3. Wine

From those three, I think RE is the best option, why do you think people are going to invest in these?

Hi, hope everyone had a great holiday weekend.

I am out here in CO, I wanted to see what others thought and what different areas are like. What ways are you able to find investors? What ways you can expand your portfolio of investors? What do you think the best way is to find investors and put them in deals. I find this so interesting and want to learn more about it!