It's winter, so they have a tendency to be a little desperate right now. 

Changes must be reversible and property must be restored to original condition at end of tenancy, unless other arrangements have been made with Landlord."

If you have one management company, at end of the year do you have to do monetary transactions on each individual LLCs etc?

There is always a tendency to overly weigh macroeconomic concerns when making an investment.

Colorado Senate Bill 21-173 was a quasi omnibus renters rights bill that limited the amount of late fees to $50 or 5% of monthly rent, whichever is greater, late fee cannot be charged until 8th calendar day of month (must give 7 calendar days to pay rent), cannot be deemed as additional rent for next monthly rent payment, cannot be deducted from rent payments, cannot be charged interest on and cannot be used as a reason to evict a tenant.This leaves landlords three options, issue an invoice to demand payment, if issued invoice is not paid then bring tenant to small claims court to collect OR deduct all legitimate late fees at end of lease period from the deposit. 

So one takes a loan, paying only interest (which is less than what one would be paying in taxes) - pay that off in full at end of period.

HOA and their property managers had a tendency to move a lot slower then I'd like in my experience.Couple options:1) Is to hire an electrician and have it fixed asap.

Moveouts were frequent and those guys had a tendency to leave SO much stuff behind--garbage, bedding, old junk...and ironically, pennies.

It is just as important @Tom Tao.

In my experience, within many of these forums and podcasts/blogs, there is a tendency to understate that portion of the business, or the fact that this is a business, for that matter.