@Jim K. 

HI Kathryn,If you are doing this owner-occupied, you could look into a 203(k) financing.

For a project over $35K, you can look at the FHA 203(k) which does not have a renovation budget limit, but up to 110% of the value,  or the HomeStyle Renovation loan for investors/Primary Residences which is a max budget of 50% of the After Repairs Value. 

if so, is it recommend for me to get a different loan that will cover the remodeling or should I pay that out of pocket, or should I seek for a FHA 203(k) loan?

Quote from @Mak K.: Do you have updates...

Quote from @Steve K.: Whether real or perceived, we’re seeing the effect of climate change in these markets already.

Quote from @Steve K.: Just had a vacancy near Wash Park where the previous renters had been there for a few years and were paying $2,200.

I understand that in states with restrictions, those specific reports are not pulled, but all other reports are displayed.

This is specifically what the Colorado nonresident statement is addressing.Colorado is one of the few states which explicitly mention this in their instructions.When you receive a state K-1 which reports positive income for a state, this doesn't take into account prior passive losses as it is up to the taxpayer to allocate income/loss to the specific state on the state tax return.

The occupied units were rented for $1k/each and bought at a purchase price of $62 K/ each.