They also have a deadbolt version to use with a non-locking doorknob: https://www.amazon.com/Schlage-FE595-CAM-622-Electronic/dp/B...There are newer doorknobs that are WiFi compatible so you can monitor and even change codes remotely.

So the idea that "pref equity" without a recorded lien is protected, to me, is simply false advertising.  

Denver is actually doing a decent job of advertising their Airbnb laws. 

As a buyers agent contacting a FSBO, however, I would have asked the seller up front if their advertised price included any offer of buyer’s agent commission or closing cost assistance.

Notice may be given by: (A) regular mail; (B) certified mail, return receipt requested; (C) personal delivery to any resident; (D) personal delivery at the property to any occupant over 16 years old; (E) electronic mail delivery to the email address used by the Tenant to submit the lease application.

So that should help bring down the software cost moving forward.From an advertising perspective, I had 2 separate photo shoots: 1 when I started the listing myself and self-managed ($450) and 2 when I hired the PM and we did a small re-design ($400). 

I can see the rates they're advertising being possible BUT I doubt that they'd had the same spread if they were signing leases in today's market. 

This was signed electronically in 2016 around the time his sister inlaw moved into the residence with her 5 kids and boyfriend.

Restricting certain elements you can advertise may not be good, but it is certainly not evil.Is the settlement good for sellers?

A fairly reliable wholesaler who buys across the country, and spends $100,000 a month on advertising, also trains people to be wholesalers.