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  • Denver Private Money for Rehabs

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    By:  Skyler Moore The price correction in the Denver real estate market has created a lucrative investment property opportunity for real estate investors.  Properties can be acquired at distressed prices through public trustee sales, short sales, or directly through asset managers at banks.  Often, the acquisition price is below replacement costs to build the property. Seasoned and…

  • Private Money for Denver Real Estate Investment

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    Cash is king in today’s real estate market.  The real estate correction in the Denver market has presented ample opportunity for small residential investors, to large commercial investors and developers seeking distressed prices on qualified assets. The common denominators in successfully closing distressed opportunities are relationships and capital.  Without access to capital and seasoned relationships…

  • Best Areas For Denver Investment Property

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    Skyler Moore The Denver real estate market has several attractive areas for investment property depending on an investor’s preferences.  The Denver metro area has several trendy neighborhoods going through drastic transformations.  The highlands area for example has 100 year old properties undergoing major renovations.  In some cases properties are torn down to accommodate new modern…

  • Denver Real Estate Trends

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    Every real estate investment market is unique and has it’s own thumb print.  Denver is no exception and often surprises prospective buyers or real esate investors when they see the Denver real estate chart. It surprises them, because the media leads most people to think that the entire country was experiencing a massive housing bubble from…

  • Denver Foreclosure Process

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    Denver Foreclosure Process by Skyler Moore: The foreclosure process is a state police power, which means that every state is allowed to set it owns laws and procedures.  Some states tend to be more friendly to third party investors, while others make it more difficult for investors to pick up properties at a discount.  In…