Condo & Townhome investing in Lone Tree
Condos and townhomes are the lowest-basis way into the Lone Tree rental market, and the trade is that a second set of underwriting rules applies to the building, not just to you. Every DSCR condo file in Colorado runs a project review: owner-occupancy ratio, investor concentration, HOA delinquency rate, reserve funding, and any pending litigation or special assessment.
At the Lone Tree median of $715,000, a condo or townhome prices near $514,800, roughly a quarter under the detached median. Minimum down is 20% ($102,960), leaving a loan of $411,840. Estimated all-in PITIA runs about $3,784 per month, and that figure already carries an HOA allowance of $480/month — HOA dues count in the DSCR denominator, which is exactly why condo files that look cheap on price often ratio worse than a detached comp.

