Helping Investors with Denver Residential Real Estate
The name says it all. Our podcast covers market updates, deal analyses, publish in-depth mini-series (ADU's, house hacking, flipping). We interview local investors and vendors.
If you invest in Denver. Then this podcast is for you.
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In today’s episode of House Hackerz, we have a 3 for 1 special. We’re looking at a great house with three units—one primary residence and two Airbnb’s that bring in over $7500 a month in gross revenue. Investor Jordan
Originating a real estate contract can be challenging. Most areas of the country have an archaic system for creating these documents, and it’s easy to make mistakes. Local property technology company Ink aims to change the way these contracts are
The August 2022 market stats are out, and we’re back with another roundtable to discuss what they mean. As inventory increases in both Denver and Colorado Springs, we’re seeing a slight shift in power back towards buyers. We still have
Over the last couple of years, listeners have gotten to know Terrance Doyle through his time on this podcast, Multifamily Mentors show with BiggerPockets, and his work with VareCo. During that time he’s been consistently scaling his business and
A common question I get is “Chris, how can I invest with Terrance Doyle in one of his VareCo deals?” Now that I’m working with Lon and Ironton Capital, we’re able to bring you one of his deals!
Today, we’re not looking at a typical deal analysis. Instead of the normal trading up that investors do with a 1031 exchange, we’re analyzing a move from one fourplex to two single family homes. Jeff White joins me to talk
Today we’re looking at a north Denver apartment building called Midtown Plaza that was VareCo’s most profitable deal yet. We purchased this property during the height of Covid in 2020 when other people were hesitant to do any deals.
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All investors, regardless of what they invest in, want to maximize their reward while minimizing risk. In real estate, there’s no clear cut metric to measure risk and reward.
Today, Lon Welsh joins me to compare directly owning real estate