Maybe you take tenants and management co all separate to small claims as the legal fees are going to be painful. 

Impossible, Also lesson learned, you need a PM co, ASAP 

Lucky enough to belong to an incredible network in Denver (CO) but as we add operations, properties and an arm of our design business down here I am itching to join something similar!

If she doesn’t have a friend/co-worker/relative looking for a place to live or the property isn’t big enough for both of them.

My Denver LTR is much more "set and forget" than my STR, which I manage myself.

Hey there, I'm looking for anyone who converted a house to a co-living setup in Oregon or even more specific, SW Portland in Washington County.

We have three rental properties and they are in Sacramento, CA, Boulder, CO, and Newport, OR.

I'm also moving to the MTR strategy as we go to the fall/winter seasons here in Denver. 4 months out of the year it's reeeaaal slow as an STR, but MTR strat could keep things more afloat.Cheers,Ian

I am calculating 20% from the net profit (we are in CO)... including AFTER holding costs and reimbursing our own $ that we also used to fund the flip.  

When an applicant is needing a guarantor/co-signer, do you make the guarantor/co-signer fill out the same application as the one who is applying?