http://www.constructiondive.com/news/co-constructi...A new construction defects law that could revive condominium development has passed the Colorado House unanimously and is expected to gain Senate approval as well, according to CBS Denver.The new legislation would reverse new-development obstacles contained in the existing law, such as a homeowners association's (HOA) ability to sue condominium developers without first obtaining homeowner approval.Developers say the current law has led to "frivolous" lawsuits that have all but halted condominium development in the state.

Thanks everybody - that's pretty unanimous, don't do much besides paint, hardware and the vent (that I hadn't even thought to do anything about, good eye @Scott Mac)  

@Nehemiah Ballst, The non-binding version of the tax plan that went from the Senate to the House included an amendment that was a unanimous voice vote to not allow any changes to 1031.The House Ways and Means. committee produced their draft and it left 1031s and the step up in basis alone.

Thanks everyone for knowledge, I am taking your, unanimous advice and not taking this deal... back to the drawing board!!!

@Amy Ranae There are various ways to go about valuing an asset such as an apartment, hotel etc... each however often has a pro and con and each will involve some level of estimation so there isn't and exact method that produces a universally unanimous value.

. § 33-1227(D) requires unanimous consent of all unit owners if an amendment changes “the uses to which any unit is restricted.

Below is a quote from an NBC Connecticut article within the past two weeks further restricting to college students:Hamden’s Planning and Zoning Commission passed a controversial proposal Tuesday that requires landlords to live in their properties if they plan on renting to college students.The unanimous vote came after a series of complaints about out-of-control parties in residential neighborhoods thrown by Quinnipiac students who live off campus.

And our answer is unanimous "STAY AWAY!" 

As I go out and raise money in Cincinnati to provide private lending/hard money loans, investors are nearly unanimous in wanting 12% on the very low end and 15% on the high end.  

If cash flow was all that mattered, then paying off all debt would be the unanimous correct answer.