He is a real estate agent there and has started flipping heavily.

@Logan M.I bought a used car that was heavily smoked in, we used an ozone machine over night.

I understand most would say I should double-down with my spouse on our business full time but 1) our industry is heavily regulated in a way that can really affect revenue so it's a priority for both of us to have another avenue of income-- if not cash flow now, then appreciation/equity. 2) my spouse and i work very differently so while we have made it work the last couple of years, it isn't conducive long term to a healthy marriage. 

My family has been investing heavily here for years as well. 

I invest heavily in Detroit and evictions are 3-4 months on average (was faster pre-COVID).Property taxes are high on a percentage basis but increases are capped at the rate of inflation with a max annual increase of 5%. 

(BP will be the new brand- 10 year lease with BP)Store was heavily dependent on game machine revenue which is 45% in state.

I invest heavily in this area as an agent.

I live in Colorado and would like to purchase my first rental here, but it seems too risky with all of the upcoming restrictions and potential quadrupling of lodging taxes.Seems like commercial taxation of Colorado STRs might be amended pretty heavily.

It could be the people are simply walking heavily or they could be making a bunch of noise. 

I learned alot from this one and have heavily modified the lease.