which would be on your opinion the best main city to invest on rental properties and why?

Lanzagorta
Home Buyer
Vail, CO

i am planning on buying some properties for rental purposes and have no real inclination for any city as long as it is a main usa continental city and need some advice to nail the search

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Dunes
Both Buyer and Seller
Benton County, OR

Lanzagorta,

Perhaps giving these sites a look will assist you in forming some ideas on places to investigate ...

http://www.zilpy.com/ ... http://www.rentometer.com/

http://www.housingpredictor.com/

Good luck, Dunes

Tue Aug 11 2009, 19:05
EZ Key Real Est...
Agent
Vail, CO

Lanzgorta,
We should meet I live in Vail as well. My favorites are Indianapolis, IN, Kansas City, MO, Memphis and Birmingham AL. Mind you these are for cash flow, not necessarily appreciation, and you will get it. Our favorite is Indianapolis, and we buy and sell homes every month for investors. Mostly turn key homes, rehabbed, rented, and managed sold for under 75K. Excellent cash flow, and great returns. Check out http://www.ezkeyre.com, if you get the chance.
Erik Sale
ezkeyrealestate.com

Web Reference: http://www.ezkeyre.com
Tue Aug 11 2009, 18:55
Lori Jarrett
Broker
Fort Collins, CO

Hi Lanzagorta,
As you are well aware, this is an ideal time to invest in real estate. I would recommend college towns in Northern Colorado including Boulder (CU http://www.colorado.edu/ ), Fort Collins (CSU http://www.colostate.edu/ ) and Greeley (UNC http://www.unco.edu/ ). I help investors analyze their return on investment and also manage rental properties in the Northern Colorado area. Currently there is a very high demand for rental housing and college towns tend to retain their value over time. Follow this link for more information on the area: http://www.takemehomerealestate.com/local_info.html

I wish you the best and look forward to hearing from you if Northern Colorado is a potential area of interest for your investments.


Lori Jarrett, Broker/Owner
Take Me Home Real Estate, LLC

Thu Jul 30 2009, 11:50
Lillian Lively
Agent
Denver, CO
FIRST ANSWER

Parts of Aurora, because of the redevelopment of Fitzsimmons & the creation of the East End Arts District.
Parts of Lakewood and Golden because of the expansion of the Light Rail to the West.

I work with investors and am happy to assist.

Thu Jul 30 2009, 09:41

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