They tend to have most recent sales data in there you just got to do more leg work to analyze the comparables as it's not really designed to give you a list or nearby, recent sales that you can sort through and make adjustments to.

Aiming for full gut interior, electrical, maybe plumbing, drywall, windows, flooring, HVAC, and probably exterior paint and landscape.

Being from Idaho and spending a ton of time in Montana, you know it gets really cold there in the winter.Yurts are designed for more 3-4 season use.

I saw a few inspection apps in the App Store, but I'm curious if there is one specifically designed for investors, or if anyone has recommendations for one they found particularly useful?

Since 1031 exchanges are designed to defer capital gains taxes, they do not apply to SDIRA transactions, as there are no immediate capital gains taxes to defer.Instead, if an SDIRA-owned property is sold, the proceeds remain within the IRA and can be reinvested into another investment without tax consequences.

When hiring I would walk them to their car just to see the condition of the interior and exterior.

So, for the right property with the right owner who gets the right design and amenities, you can still get in right next to Denver and leverage the attraction of Colorado's biggest city.

Most are in HOAs that are designed to be investor unfriendly or downright prohibit rentals. 

@Shyam Sridharan if I understand correctly this is essentially the interior buildout of a new construction retail space?

Does the time and effort behind designing, permitting, and building the ADU count towards the REP status?