This is for a friend of mine and I don't know Colorado Law.My buddy has rented a townhouse from a guy for the past 3 years, re-signing a 12 Month Lease in July '24.

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Here's what I find most interesting.Section 29-35-103(2)(b) of the ADU law says Colorado cities can NOT "require an ADU or any other dwelling on the same lot as an ADU, to be owner-occupied."

I mean, if I co-sign, then does it give me any power to sell one of his land there to recoup money and rest goes to him?

How far will the electric Co.

Choices are only Homes, Condo, Townhome, Co-Op.

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I have worked as a Co-Host on Airbnb and yes I know, cohosting and property management are two different things.

The commission has been 6% for as long as I can remember and I’ve been making up 1/2-1% for years when the listing agent pays a co-broke less than 3%.

Check out Colorado for a great example of a state that has hindered develop not just on MHPs but every imaginable type of real estate development.