Not many open places to rent - generally, if you have something available, it seems to fill up pretty quick.How do you all handle increases on an ongoing basis?

Services like forming LLC, registered agent, state fillings...etc. doesn't spell value to me. 

Around here small in fill lots, with all the utilities at the road, can be had for $15,000-$20,000.

You could use the city water to fill the tank when it is available then it can be relied on during the water supply down time.It could be a wash on the costs depending.

I would love to go bigger and better as Denver has a huge need for affordable housing and this is a great way to help fill the need.

So I'm under renovations for my first property and I used a conventional purchase and renovation loan, not knowing how tedious the draw process would be for me and my GC, but saw it as the most convenient way to fund the renovations.Doing our best to communicate with each other to ensure a smooth draw (fill out work completed form, get inspector out, review from both HUD Consultant and lender, send for signatures, 3-5 days of processing).

That is your opinion and it's obviously the way you have run your appraisal company...and for years, I can tell, even though you didn't fill out your profile.I'd like to see you fill out your profile so that other reading this thread, not necessarily for those commenting in this thread, but for the public to get a better picture of what you are saying and where you are coming from.BP is a social networking site, while it does contain some very good discussions and has some very good information, especially mine (lol), it is not the University of Real Estate where experience and knowledge is the basis for any qualification.

I currently have a 25 questions page to be filled by every potential tenant. 

+Make sure the headline includes useful details (ex. free parking, dog-friendly, W/D in unit, 3 blocks to downtown) rather than generic words (ex. comfy, spacious, light-filled).

@Juan De La Garza It wouldn’t surprise me at how crazy the market is, but no, you should be able to fill out an NDA and get financials, THEN you can decide if you want to submit an LOI or offer