Woodland Park has a much more sleepy, mountain town feel while Colorado Springs is booming with growth and industry. 

Grand Junction Delta Paonia Montrose Ridgway Telluride I tend to find above 8%to be great, yet have a lower socio economic profile( very little risk yet not grade B parcels. ( yes its a little sleepy over here, with older inventory)I see 6% deals all the time, but as RE investors we want the 1% rule or better CAP rates/ROI.I am just doing some market research in the small towns from Durango north to GJ.I have a 8.5% CAP( 5 plex )listed in the marketplace in Montrose CO and wanted to see how competitive we are, and I just bought a 10.5% cheap 85k townhome in Delta.

A lot of places in Florida are great, but Miami as a city is only 60 or so years old when you consider it was just a sleepy resort town until Castro took Cuba in 1959/60, now it's a legitimate global city and Ft.

I drove in very heavy stop-n-go traffic for a few hours until very sleepy, and about 2000 stopped at rest area and caught a 90-minute nap in the reclined seat.

Big difference between a sleepy bedroom community and one with a nice little downtown/coffee shop vibe.

I wake when I wake and I sleep when Im sleepy.

@Noel R.Fresno is a sleepy giant any this 2021 prob isn’t a easy time to find anything near 1%.

* Disclaimer: This post may belong in Real Estate Development *My family home is in a rural southern town that is depressed but sleepy - not too many crime or drug issues.My “vision board” plan is to renovate my family home and other homes in the area to raise property values, attract tenants, and develop commercial opportunities.

You can't be sleepy in Denver.

haha I said I just thought this up last night while going to sleep.