Tariffs Are Raising Construction and Renovation Costs
Tariff policy is affecting construction costs nationally and in Colorado specifically. The numbers below are sourced from government and industry […]
Market Analysis
Colorado’s Housing Market Is Finding Its Footing
Spring 2026 is showing signs of balance that Colorado has not seen in several years. That story looks different depending
2026 Legislation Every Colorado Landlord Should Know About
Colorado’s 2026 legislative session opened in January and runs through mid-May. Housing has been one of the legislature’s stated priorities,
Foreign Investors in a Real Estate Syndication
Foreign investor participation in U.S. real estate syndications has grown steadily as sponsors seek diversified capital sources and international investors
Short Sales Are Back—And Banks Are Actually Negotiating
Remember 2008-2012 when short sales were everywhere? Properties selling for 40-60% of what sellers owed. Banks negotiating because foreclosure cost
Opportunity Is Not in the Market. It’s in the Seller.
How to Find Deals When Everyone Else Says the Numbers Don’t Work Ask a room full of real estate investors
Denver Just Raised the Stakes for Unlicensed Rentals
Denver quietly raised the maximum fine for unlicensed rental properties from $999 to $5,000 per violation. That change went into
THE HIDDEN TRUTH BEHIND SELLER CONCESSIONS
At our recent Colorado RECON Mastermind Hours, Kyle—a veteran investor who’s completed over 100 deals annually since 2013—dropped a truth
WHEN TITANS SPEAK… THE MARKET LISTENS
Hey Colorado investors, want to be in on a major industry secret… Most investors aren’t stuck because they lack effort.
The TACO Tariffs
At some point we might be able to talk about the economy without focusing on the tariff situation but that