I'm just psyched that we are already on page 1 in under 3 months.

Also, layering new flooring over old can mess up the transitions between rooms, door swing/door thresholds, and amount of space available for sliding in under-the-counter appliances.

Slot homes blew up in Denver, you can see the satellite view below to show how just one small series of city blocks is being inundated by row homes.There is also the number of permits which showcase just how big development has been in multi-tenant applications:I know of the developer you're speaking of for Littleton who was told no — if it's the property on Nevada street that was rejected tail end of 2018.  

In my past life, I was involved with a number of these in the Southeast and the benefit is that they go up in a few days so are not open to the weather (rain for us...snow for you) and can be move-in ready in under 6 months. 

Changes were mostly related to closing ambiguities in what the cities must do when reviewing plans, with a few tweaks to height limits (cities must allow 18', but the state law does not explicitly state they must allow 2 story ADUs and it's very tough to get an actual two story in under 18' anyway).Good luck with the decision!

I will say that any competent handyman can break into a lock set in under 15 minutes with a drill, hammer and crowbar.

We sold it in under 2 years as our now second live in flip and cashed in.

We usually turn them in under 2 weeks as long as they are not trashed.

The water also surrounded my house and was about 18” deep even on the side of my house opposite the culvert.Water came into the house under the doors and it appears that it seeped in under the walls as well. 

Also, Check deed restrictions to ensure multifamily is allowedIf you have not bought the property, get in under contract with a 15 day option, then bring in someone with knowledge to advise you.