They are both southern parts of the state however SoMD to me and my colleagues would be considered as Charles,  St Mary's,  and Calvert Co.

Hi Everyone,     I am aware Colorado law prevents landlords from charging the tenant's security deposit for the time the landlord spends on repairs (though they can charge materials).

My experience in Denver has been that I have a home with an unpermitted floor above the garage and when we went into the city to find out about the work and if it was permitted they have been pretty generous with me since it's clear based on the ownership timeline that it was not me who did the work but we also have really lax laws in CO in regards to being able to fix your own primary residence yourself without a contractor if you're living in it at the time.

The TITL CO , also should have known, they need the " letter" from EACH city indicating the POS was closed, 

I have a place in Denver CO and my property taxes are around $1200 per year for about 900sq/ft

Rent control also usually co-exists with other onerous anti-landlord policies. 

I currently co-own 2 different properties.

My name and her name appear on the lease as co-tenants.

I'm curious: why is your co-signer prepared to take on your risk with you?

@Kunal Lakhwani, have you thought about a co-management relationship with a local real estate agent to handle the tenant placement?