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Avoid the Cash Flow Pimp!

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Real Estate Agent with Colorado Realty Professionals

When it comes to investing in Real Estate, no one wants the cash flow pimp of an empty unit!  Cash flow is king,  and if the market is saturated with available units, it means the owner/investor will have to eat a monthly payment, or reduce the rent charged to gain a tenant.  Both of these options kill cash flow!

The Denver Real Estate market keeps getting stronger for investors!  Great value on the buy side, low vacancy rates, and HUGE upside in a 3-5 year period.

Click here to read our full post on newest numbers on Vacancy Rates in the Denver area.

 

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Gary McAdams
GMAC Schwartz Property Sales - Key West, FL

We are experiencing that in Florida now.  There are far more empty units than tenants looking.

May 13, 2008 03:21 PM
Gary McAdams
GMAC Schwartz Property Sales - Key West, FL

I like your blog lay out.  Great ball fiels.  I'm a baseball junkie here.

May 13, 2008 03:26 PM
Nathan Diones
Regioncy Real Estate - Redlands, CA

Good to know and thanks for sharing. What is the best way to find Vacany Rates in any given market? Is there a site or something I can do to look up the rates in my areas?

Thanks.

May 13, 2008 03:39 PM
Bob Schenkenberger
Colorado Realty Professionals - Greenwood Village, CO
Denver Real Estate

Gary, thanks for the comments.  The vacancy rate here is actually fairly low at 5.9%!  Coors field is a great place to watch a game, hopefully the team starts playing like they did at the end of last season :)

May 13, 2008 03:40 PM
Bob Schenkenberger
Colorado Realty Professionals - Greenwood Village, CO
Denver Real Estate

Nathan, The vacancy rate was published in the local paper.  The statistics came from the Apartment Association of Metro Denver and the Colorado Division of Housing.  Hope that helps!

May 13, 2008 03:43 PM