Here’s the month one progress: So far upstairs hardwood has been refinished, master closet has been gutted, plumbing has all been replaced, loft space is closed in, upstairs windows have been replaced, popcorn ceilings have been scraped, drywall upstairs has all been taped, finished skim coating the walls upstairs, and yard has been cleaned up.

Ultimately, I will probably pay to have the piers coated and the it reclassified as real property, but in the meantime, how much clouding of a title could I do?

We believe it's a scam because he claimed $1,500 in clothes stolen, among them a $1,000 mink coat, and he's not the type to wear mink coats.Later on, had another tenant, and by then I required renters insurance.

They may only need a coat of paint or a few new fixtures, but that's NOT TK.

We decided to use Rust-oleum Countertop Coating and it turned out great!

Areas we buy a lot:Lakewood (especially now that they passed that stupid bill that limits to housing stock)Areas in and around opportunity zones (we don't do the specific OZ investing, but ride the coat tails of big money coming in those areas)Southwest Denver (Ruby Hill, Athmar Park, etc)Arvada and Wheat RidgeFitzsimons area (3 hospitals, and in an O Zone)4.

We replaced some drywall, plumbing and electrical, and put a fresh coat of paint and new floors throughout. 

I had children and needed to grown thicker roots for a bit, so took a hiatus.

@Karen Trezza being able to increase rent would certainty add to the value of the property. running a coat benefit analysis is a good idea. from my experience, a whirlpool combo washer dryer retails for about $1,200.

Go to a high end tile store and they will have even thicker.