@Ryan Duphorn  a  5 /2  and 1920 square feet IMHO isn't a good health care traveler accommodation unless you are in a area with a shortage of housing. 

Handling Unforseen DelaysA clause should address unexpected events beyond human control, including weather-related delays, natural disasters, supply chain disruptions, or unforeseen structural issues.

Better yet, tell your son to talk to them like a normal human, not detailed in bullet points, and just say “hey man this isn’t working.

It allows landlords to offer tenants a financial perk that can improve their credit health.

The county health department may have ok'd it, but that doesn't mean whoever lives there isn't going to get cancer from it and sue you later for knowledge.

Focus on the human aspect as well as the legal side.Have you tried connecting with local landlord associations or zoning consultants in Denver?

Yes we were successful winning bidding wars 3 months ago using the family postcard technique;) Basically, we added a cute picture of our family along with our offers (which were based on conventional financing) and our “humanity” made us win over the cash offers.

No money troubles but I did lose my whole family earlier this year and dealing with some health issues as well so I don't really appreciate his extra unnecessary unwarranted crap everytime I have to deal with him and really im just trying to save my home, it's all I have left.

While it may possible in older homes, water damage is still a concern and raises health concerns. 

@Monica Gonzaleztools are OK but what you need is a network of humans.