I would like the property to have great appreciation and some cash flow to contribute to my retirement in the future.

I would love to find a cash flowing asset.

Factor in landlord friendly laws, 4 lowest property taxes that don't reassess on the sale and the straight cash flow is not as important.

It's clear you have a specific goal in mind (achieving $5k cash flow) and a well-defined strategy to reach it (BRRRR).

I wouldn't see an issue with this one, as long as there is a clean title should be a pretty simple process.

Are you after cash flow or appreciation, or both?

Showing the cleaning fee is transparency.

Needed some major updates which I have been doing slowly but will be a great cash flowing property to help propel my investing journey forward.I also own a commercial property in the Wheat Ridge area that I run a business out of.

Do you file a separate return for that entity or does it flow through to your Schedule C.

That would be for a very high end full house with weekly cleaning and amazing furnishings one block from Broadway or the track.