@Aaron Swilley - Makes sense about working in Denver proper.

As long as you follow the guidelines properly, it's not an issue. 

I suspect there to have been smoking in the unit which is prohibited in the lease agreement.What would be a proper way to address this and reasonable deduction to the security deposit for the extensive cleaning due to the excessive dog hair, damage to door and door frame and the high possibility of smoking that occurred in the unit?

For money judgments, in particular, it’s often worth consulting with an attorney to make sure everything is handled properly and legally—especially when you’re operating remotely.Best of luck with the process, and definitely reach out to the Facebook group for some additional insights!

In a mortgage foreclosure, liens that are more senior survive, and junior liens are divested (at least for those where proper service of the notice of sheriff  sale was properly delivered to the lien holders).

Because multifamilies often have proper back yards and are in neighborhoods built for families, I've at least found that multifamily tenants are more likely to have kids and often that means that they're more likely to know a couple things about home improvement and either have special maintenance requests or want to fix unit issues themselves. 

If you dive deeper, STR lenders that do DSCR (and do it properly) typically use any/all of the following three data points for deriving the STR rental income for the loan, and thus qualifying the transaction's DSCR:- AirDNA- Seller/Owner trailing twelve month booking history- STR 1007/STR narrative analysis from appraiserHope this look under the hood helps!

BP team - I have 14 months to properly prepare and plan a massive deal via 1031 exchange to spend $750k. 

Here’s where you need to focus: framing the sale properly and positioning it as a high-value opportunity for the right buyer.

If you configure your searches on AirDNA properly it can be extremely useful - remove listings below 4.7 stars, available > 220 days, etc.