We sold a turn-key investment that included all staff, systems, policies, and procedures.

Faith in their ability to create an air tight title policy has him geniunely concerned and so we move on. 

If you’re asking how two immature individuals can handle their differences without legal costs then the answer is that they both have to give up the scorched earth policies.  

From a practical standpoint, add an umbrella policy to cover liability in case you get sued just to be safe. 5.

We have a 'strict' cancellation policy though. 

If anyone in Denver is interested, the city is revising their zoning policies on ADUs - you can see a summary of the changes here or you can read the full changes proposed hereThey are taking public comments and questions through Thursday and hosting a virtual town hall tomorrow evening before a recommendation is made to accept or deny the proposed changes to the zoning laws.

If not, let this be the opportunity to add that =)Our policy gives a full refund if they inform us at least 30 days before their check out date if they want to move out early.

@Brian Batista You're going to need to find a title company that is ignorant of of FHA policy. 

I listened to a BP podcast back in the day (like Josh and Brandon days, I think) where the guest joined the HOA board to give himself control over rental policies.

I've read (all my knowledge is theoretical) that tenants on government assistance can be really rough on properties (I also see that as painting with a broad brush) but the government assistance side of that is pretty stable income, and it doesn't seem terribly difficult to raise rent either, just requires 60-days notice instead of 30.