Insurance runs out eventually...What sold my husband is that even if I fail there's a building that we can sell to get the money back.Unlike that bicoin I let him loose 10k of our money on....

I’m looking at those that are just rusted and still work.Has anyone just spray painted with an appliance spray after sanding or chipping away any loose pieces?

My loose shirts are now tight shirts. 

The immediate things that I see are new soffits (13,000 sqft rectangular building), some brickwork in two areas (some loose bricks and settling), a hole in the parking lot, new outdoor lighting, painting the exterior doors and architectural arch-like things on the upper windows of one side of the building and the faux balcony things (including railings) at the upper windows of the opposite side of the building. 

There are a lot of out of state folks that come here for the cash flow but sometimes they get a little loose with it & invest in some highly sketchy areas.

Sure something could break loose tomorrow, but historically such things are incredibly rare.  

Are you saying if the bank foreclosue on the home the family member might loose his principal even if they have a lien on the home?

This property is fairly hands on and requires around 4 hours per week of messaging guests, updating pricing, buying supplies + 1-2 visits per month to deliver supplies and property manage.I enjoy Colorado but am not bound to it.

This RED industry is fraught with peril when you know what your doing, otherwise without experience, your bound to make major deposits in the "experience" bank account, i.e. losing money. 

Property values have been increasing by leaps and bounds in certain areas.