This is a fascinating thread and it never ceases to amaze me about the kind of people landlords come up against.

@Zachary Paul - yeah really love the podcasts... even the ones I don't think will be of interest (based on the title) are always fascinating and I am glad I didn't skip over them after.  

You probably know better than me but I did find this online for those trying to make a science project out of this:https://www.denvergov.org/content/dam/denvergov/Portals/571/documents/TaxGuide/Short_Term_Lodging_Rentals_at_Primary_Residence.pdf

All three are considered consumer friendly for these cartridge replacements so no rocket science to them.Glacier bay is a home depot house brand,  cheap entry level products I'd recommend staying away from, I'd avoid almost any fixtures from the big boxes is you have the ability to order from supply houses, the same Moen  fixtures from home depot often have plastic parts where the  Moen's from the supply house will have all metal.

There is no exact science to that or we would never over-build.

That's fascinating, because there is a whole community in here wondering about acquiring pre foreclosure leads, without ever thinking twice that it could be a felony.

My business partner handles the day to day operations of our rental property business, and I have been finding it fascinating lately how much more responsive tenants are to texts than phone calls.

Knocking out and installing cabinets isn't rocket science.

Pretty fascinating. 

Hey, BP tribe,I stumbled upon a truly fascinating recent court case: https://www.leagle.com/decisio...The case itself was devoted to a rather technical issue known as innocent spouse relief.