Colorado mountain sellers try to tell you all the time "it's been a great short-term rental" all the time, but the numbers don't lie.

Denver can be a competitive market, but investors really appreciate brokers who understand numbers and can bring distressed opportunities to the table.

i just spoke with a featured agent in denver coloradowho mentioned that they get a lot of clients from biggerpocketsthat don't really care for a massive discount as an investoron the front end of buying a property, that their mindset is"what can I do with this house in the next 10-20 years?"

@Avery DeWitt,I'm based in Denver as well and have been house hacking for 3 years and help other house hackers find the right property and set up.

Exciting time to be jumping into Denver — lots of activity and competition, but also plenty of opportunity if you’re focused.

We’re looking for a few real estate agents in Denver to fill openings in our Featured Agent Program, so if you’re an agent I’d love to talk with you about receiving what I personally think are some of the best leads on the market!

Atlas Real Estate has a strong presence in the Denver market, and your experience in property management will be a valuable asset to the community.

I use AirDNA every day for my STR investors in Colorado and always see the "for sale" properties listed on AirDNA in Denver ... except that Denver does not allow short term rental investment properties.At least here in Colorado -- and I'm guessing it's true in VA -- there's no reliable database of STRs for sale.

I am a licensed real estate agent with Compass in Denver, and I am curious to hear from investors (any strategy) on what is working or not working for you in the current market.

Recent laws in CO change the financial responsibility from the tenant to the landlord and do not require the tenant to pay to restore!!