Thanks @Marc Littmann The only thing I can think the orange-red glow could be is from the Xcel peaking power plant in Frederick around WCR 19 just north of Hwy 52.

The ball is in your court on this one, your suffering is somewhat self inflicted.

Only some that don't suffer from the high ceiling syndrome are equiped with HVAC.Mike:It's an interesting niche because there's a lot of inventory, but not many buyers.

Need to be within approximately 30 minutes of the power plant down there.

Simply put, the title company suffers the loss and can’t come back to me (seller) to recover those losses.I certainly don’t fault anyone for selling via GWD, but I prefer to mitigate my risk in every way possible when selling and the SWD is just one arrow in my quiver that assists in this objective.

Damaged a watermelon plant that my husband was growing with care for 2 months (stepped on it) by trespassing the easement boundaries (the watermelon plant was OUTSIDE of the easement area).2.

I'd like to share one of my favorite quotes: "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.

If you're smart, you'll get together with the other owners, let them know that if they choose to have an hoa, they will suffer the loss of their constitutional rights, the fact that their home will NEVER TRULY be their home, there will always be a lien against it that can and will and IS being foreclosed on in many areas/states, and that a few people will have control of what they do to their house.

So many people suffer from a condition known as “paralysis by analysis".I have observed too many people strangle themselves with the "What if" game and act as if they are performing due diligence!

This is NOT legal advice, but for all you know, you might be able to file suit against the landlord for that rent, for breach of contract and/or pain & suffering.