All Forum Posts by: Ryan Kelley

Meetup link: Boulder Brews and Real Estate News Meetup

Interested in real estate investing, but don't know where to start? 

Are you a professional investor looking to connect with other professionals? We got you! We are a casual, diverse group individuals interested in the game of real estate. 

Please, join us on Thursday night at Twisted Pine for conversation and possibly a pint of their home brew.  

Conversation could be about current market conditions, or various niches within real estate, such as multi-family, house hacking, lending strategies, or residential. 

Hope to see you on the first Thursday of each month!

Jason and Ryan

I know of a very expensive piece of land, $100K per acre, 77 acres... in a "For Sale by Owner" status between Boulder and Longmont. It has four parcels. 

I am not an expert in land. I have looked for land unsuccessfully for a friend/client in the mountains, and tried to flip this particular owner from FSBO to listed, but have not successfully done so.

That is funny, Greg. I once got a call from a sales person, and said the the owner died, but that I could talk to him psychically. Eventually, I felt stupid and hung up. 

@Chandler Butler

The mentorship… the vibe of. Go where that fits you the best.

I noticed that there is no Boulder related forum in the Local Real Estate section. It is it's own unique place, that is for sure, and I noticed there is at least a handful of Bigger Pockets members in Boulder. Is it warranted to create a Boulder sub-forum and if so, how do we do that? 

@Joe Splitrock Your answer is exactly why I asked the forum this question. I saw the same story presented different ways by different sources and I knew that I didn't understand it fully. Thank you for sharing, Joe. 

@Patricia Steiner

Good point: once they sell, what is next?

Obviously, 1031 exchanges are on the table, but what/where is still a question.

@Greg M.

Looks like you are in the Los Angeles area according to the snippet in your profile.

I wish we were seeing a flood of condos. My area, Front Range in Colorado, isn’t seeing a flood of anything.

They do say that real estate is a local endeavor...

@Taylor L.

That is funny you brought up the varying spins on the same story.

When I was writing the original post, I checked to see what therealdeal.com had to say about it, and had to go back to the NAR email to make sure I understood what was said. That is why I included the actual wording of their email in my post.