Strongest long-term cashflow of the three at the lowest price, and the only one where short-term rental is allowed by right. The plumbing is the known cost; everything else is cosmetic.
Long-term rental, at the assumptions below
Your own what-ifs, side by side.
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A clean mid-tier rental with real STR upside; the numbers work at asking if you self-manage year one.
Mid-term furnished stays clear the long-term rent by a wide margin here; STR is licensed by right and lands between the two.
1958 build with original galvanized plumbing per the listing photos; budget $8-12K for a re-pipe within three years.
Finish the basement (bath already roughed in) to add a fourth bedroom.
Southwest Denver is flat on price and up about 3% on rents year over year.
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