I love helping women succeed with investment real estate.

My former journalist self enjoys digging into Colorado laws and counseling my clients on where they can do short-term rentals and under what circumstances.

Hi @Brandon MorganI'm a little late to the party here, but whether or not to get an LLC is something many real estate investors consider, and it often depends on your specific goals and circumstances.

However, this is not specific legal advice to you, just an opinion based on the circumstances described in this thread.  

First off, the deals we are using the LOC for are solid, profitable deals even in the worst of circumstances.

In one particular circumstance we had the same tenant intentionally damage their heating system and then calling in a complaint. 

Unless you have unusual circumstances such as a month of DIY repairs on one of the houses, your wife would need to find more real estate work for herself. 

I'm not sure how they can not see it was not an "act of god" with the circumstances.

I feel like I keep watching videos but don’t take action I am located in Denver and I found an in person accountability group of other women investing in real estate.

Because this clause wasn't in the lease agreement,You hear these kinds of excuses and explanations (vary by circumstances) everywhere you go nowadays.We're becoming a nation where the Law is subject to personal excuses by indviduals that aren't suposed to interpret laws.