@Makan A Tabrizi, I don't know Colorado law, but my first off the cuff thought would be to ask if they are in the process of being evicted on the application and to state that false information on the application can be cause for lease termination/eviction.

Boards often believe they can do anything they want with "their" HOA, but that is absolutely false.

One false move here and you risk causing all your retirement funds to not only become taxable, but to incur an additional 10% early withdrawal penalty if you're under 59 ½ years old.There are specific clauses required in the operating agreement of an SDIRA LLC that are state specific.

That way even if there was another lockdown, you'd still be protected vs owning a condo in the heart of some downtown city (I'll avoid the topic of politics but obviously if a city is predominantly red or blue will impact the lockdown policies)Regarding wear and tear, I think someone else had mentioned an example of having 16 ppl or some absurd amount of beds in a single family house. 

Don't buy into the false notion that somehow you should never pay money on REI.

If you have a $3M umbrella policy, a $1M general rental property insurance, and have a net worth of $1M, and you have a major issue at a property and get sued for $5M and lose, you are wiped out.I think having plenty of umbrella insurance is great, but there seems to be a false comfort level in having coverage equal net worth unless I am missing something.

/Freddie/HUD.. so probably a trillion in NPN exist for SFRAnd IMHO is exactly why I think it was all done on purpose to prop up (falsely) the RE market.

Unless that $50 covers the cleaning fee when you leave it seems utterly absurd to me that a PM would charge you money to use your own home. 

@Martin Zavala people have the false belief that you need to make a high salary to attain wealth.

Anybody who thinks this appreciation UPSWING can last forever is falling into the false sense of security like before or not reading the news.