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  perspective changed 180 degrees. We were taken to see a preconstruction development that spans multiple mountain peaks and truly has spectacular settings. Each future homeowner will have large 2+ acre lots that are extremely private. In addition, there is an extensive effort to keep this development completely natural (no lawn mowers----YEAH!!!). While hard to describe in a paragraph, this property is unlike any that I have seen before.



When you go on property and get the full picture, I have no doubt that you could buy and hold this for 10-15 years and make a great return. However, there is a twist. It turns out the developer is really good at marketing but better yet, they are getting free exposure that is expected to bring over 50,000 people ON SITE during the next year. Ok, this might be a property you can buy now and sell for a tidy profit in short order….. If you're wrong, then just hold it a little while longer.



Q: That sounds nothing like a preconstruction condo?

A: That is correct but the concept is the same. Get into something where you are confident that a lot of people will want it down the road, manage your risk, and hopefully make really strong investment returns.



As you will see in upcoming articles and project announcements, we think much more broadly than just preconstruction condo's and we encourage you to do the same. In our opinion, the baby boomer market acts very differently than the "investor market" and right now, we believe there is lots of preconstruction opportunities in the right kinds of properties.






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