All Forum Posts by: Matt Dorsten
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Post: Builder/Investor in Denver, Colorado

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
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Welcome @Ted Fossett!
If you're one to buy and hold, have you consider non-res for investment?
Post: Investing in Marijuana dispensary properties and related biz's?

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Originally posted by @John Arendsen:
My question is do you as a commercial property owner/investor think I would I be liable as the property owner and landlord and subjuct to property forfiture in the event of legal enforcement of said Federal mandate even if it's legal on a local Statewide level and my only involvement is as a landlord with no direct involvement in the biz other than a NNN lease?
John, to directly answer your question- I would saw yes, you may be subject to property forfeiture if MJ cultivation or distribution is present on your property. Marijuana is still illegal on the Federal level and even though the current administration has chosen to to utilize resources to fight the legalization of MJ, it's still federally illegal and could change with the next administration or the next or the next... until federally legalized. Just today an article was published in the Denver Business Journal about a Credit Union not being cleared by the Federal Reserve to operate (even though credit unions are state chartered banks but, I digress). It seems the only Federal agency not fighting marijuana is the DEA but, the IRS and Federal Reserve are putting up fights.
Post: Newbie from Denver (Golden/Arvada area)

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
@Charlie Gruber, welcome!
If your interested in a buy/hold strategy for passive income, have you considered non-residential?
Post: Indianapolis Flipper & Wholesaler moving to Denver, Colorado

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Originally posted by @Mike D'Arrigo:
@Kevin Greer Would you agree that Denver is a good retail flip market if you can buy right which of course is getting more challenging?
I have to agree with the non-residential market being strong right now for good investor flip opportunities. There are quite a few properties that need some TLC but have good cash flow. According to Co-Star (a non-res search engine & data provide for commercial brokers), Q3 in the Denver market saw Industrial at 4.1% vacancy (national @ 6.7%), Office at 9.8% vacancy (national @ 10.6%), and Retail at 5.1% vacancy (national @ 5.7%).
Regardless, welcome to BP!
Post: New Member from Colorado

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Hi Max & welcome! Good luck in your multifamily ventures. Have you considered commercial real estate?
Post: Young and hungry

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Welcome Xavier! Don't be shy to ask questions, the people on here are amazing!
Post: New BP Investor from Santa Clara, California - Buy/Hold Turnkey

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Hi Justin & welcome! Do you ever get involved in commercial properties?
Post: New member coming back home

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
@Jason Miller
Welcome & thanks for your service!
Post: Marty Intro

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Welcome Marty and thanks for your service! Have you thought about investing in Commercial Real Estate?
Post: New member from Colorado

- Commercial Real Estate Broker
- Denver, CO
- Posts 38
- Votes 8
Welcome Navin!