There seems to be a lot of rentals available and rent prices have dropped dramatically compared to when I looked late last year.

@Liam Mullins the rule was made to prevent landlords/property owners from booting tenants for dramatic rent increases, which is exactly what you're talking about doing. 

Senate Bill 21-173 is far worse for landlords statewide and could dramatically change the landscape for rental property owners. https://leg.colorado.gov/bills...  

You can access some free resources to learn about reserves here:  https://www.reservestudy.com/You can also check for a local chapter and find great resources through the Community Association Institute here: https://www.caionline.org/pages/default.aspxSpecial Assessments and sudden, dramatic, increases in monthly fees are a sure sign of a longterm failure of the HOA Board to fullfill their responsibilities, including a lack of poor financial planning.

We can clearly see in cities like NY for instance that the number of people who have died in fires dropped dramatically when rental inspections and modern housing codes were put into place plummeted.  

Expired listings (house never sold and expired off the MLS) and daily price reductions also increased dramatically in August.

Dramatic appreciation happened from 2013 to 2015 and we started 1031 exchanging those condos for 8, 10, 12, and a 15 unit complex in Northeast Ohio.

I see high net-worth people at these events because they see the benefits, too.My world changed dramatically for the better when I invested $5,000 (that was precious money) to attend a Jay Abraham conference in 1995.

We've owned our primary residence for 6years and seen dramatic appreciation.

Failing to inspect occupied units periodically will often result in dramatic expenses at move out.