No matter what you need to be prepared to deal with tenant issues.

You will have to be prepared to foreclose if the buyer doesn't meet the terms of your agreement.

But it looks like you better be prepared to comply.Non-Compliance is $500 per day.

The PoA designates our company as AIF.Now, it's possible that back during the original closing we had the borrower sign TWO PoAs: One designating our company, the other designating an individual representing the company.Our original PoA was prepared in consultation with an attorney, but that was done well over a decade ago!

I have one, happy to connect.If @Devin Peterson is prepared to defend you in court, use his. 

@David S RobertsI'd venture to say those nearby properties are just ignoring the law.Most cities and counties in Colorado have well-defined STR requirements, and if you meet those, then you can operate a vacation rental. 

Another way to learn how to use other peoples money is to joint venture with someone.

I would venture to say that it might be worth your time to pay the rent directly to the new landlord to get rid of a problem.

But the question was to just know the unknowns like any special accommodation requirements I may need to prepare my property

I'd venture to guess that the break even point on that up front investment is going to be 2.5-3 years.