More from the rules in regards to advertising “All advertising, regardless of its nature and the medium in which it appears, which promotes either a licensee or the sale or lease of real property, shall conform to the requirements of this rule.

The first thing I would do is measure the  height and width of each step and add them up. 

It was parked in the driveway of an STR, so the two properties could hold a medium sized group (more beds, wifi, 2 baths, 2 kitchens).

They have been largely unsuccessful in preventing regulators from passing restrictions though, and they are rumored to be worth over $40B now, with a medium-sized army of in-house lawyers... so yeah, uphill battle for sure. 

As one flipper I met explained to me, they look for deals where they make $50k or more, but they admitted that they get more deals from their network than they do from direct mail.My recommendation is to look at an area that has an average sale price that is lower or medium of whole area, and look in that area through the RMLS.

Now they rent it as a medium-term furnished rental for $1,450, which in my book is better.

Other than oblivious items like appreciation, medium house price, vacancy rates, expected population growth, etc...What are other things you look for, compare and analyze when looking at new markets and states to invest into??

Taking all of this into account, a property with a 14’ deeded width, would actually only have  roughly 12’-10” to 13’-1” clear width between the buildings. 

Type K is green stamped and thickest, type L is blue stamped and medium thick, type M is red stamped.

It's not a true house hack because they bought it as an investment, but it shows what you can do with the rent-by-the-room/medium-term rental model.)If you can get a house in Denver that cash flows even a little, I'd want to keep it.