Hi Mohan Deep, General Rule: A fixed-term lease typically expires automatically at the end of the lease period without the need for a notice to vacate unless otherwise stated in the lease agreement.For fixed-term leases, if no notice requirement is specified, they typically expire automatically.If your lease requires a two-month notice to vacate, you must provide this notice even at the end of the lease term. 

They expressed deep rooted reasons as to why that was and I’ll try to address those shortly.

That is a huge red flag.

@Micheal RobinsonThis is a red flag.

Colorado loves adding red tape! 

Once they are knee-deep in furnishing their property or after posting their property on Airbnb for a few days/week they get hit with a violation notice from their city.  

If they send an estimate over and I think I have a better option, I'll let them know I'd rather send in my resource.There's a lot to cover, so it's tough for a PM have both a deep and broad deck of resources all the time.

I would love a deep dive into the specifics of these systems and how they have benefited your business. 

In certain instances ( since your help as far as your solutions go is considered consulting), you could cross a red line and end up violating the law.

I am going into Architecture this coming fall and lately have been thinking of getting a minor in either RED or construction management.