@Joe SplitrockYou hit the nail on the head!

The planning department estimates it will pass sometime in March 2022.The planner wouldn't share actual language with me, but said, "We don't want to over regulate these uses," and shared some details of the draft:No limit on the number of STRs an owner can haveNo limit on nights rented as an STRNo cap on STRs based on geography.It's just nice to have a few more options for those looking for a full-time vacation rental investment or a second home in the Denver metro area. 

What I want is not actually freedom FROM work (because I very much like solving problems, building systems, creating teams and growing people and businesses), what I want freedom in HOW I work, WHO I work with, and WITHOUT A CAP ON MY INCOME that comes from being an employee.While this is certainly not the full "compelling why" its is a foundational part for me as it relates to understanding myself and living in line with my personal value. 

Again just my opinion You hit the nail on the head with inventory.

You will also need to notify the county property appraiser that you are still the beneficial owner to make sure that they won't reset the cap on the assessed value of the property for your property taxes.Regarding the note, as you are not changing the name of the mortagee, there is no transfer of the note and there should not be any doc stamp.Also, avoid the quit claim deed, use a warranty or special warranty deed instead. 

All I can tell is it is needing paint and patches on the nail holes.

Hi @Logan Murdock,You hit the nail on the head with your third bullet point of the turnkey company capitalizing on your shortcomings.

As first time STR investors, my wife and I are trying hard to nail down our CCCs before reaching out to a real estate agent in our preferred market.

We just finished the most nail biting part of the BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, & Repeat) process - the refinance!

Michael nailed it.