I'm a real estate broker and interior designer.

It just seems like it may be a good way to increase profitability and attract better tenants as the neighborhoods, at least in this area, are much nicer where the SFHs are than where most duplex/tri/quads are.I appreciate any advice/ experience/ thoughts. 

Qualified opportunity zones hold their designation for a maximum of 10 years.

I want to attract the best tenants and I want to minimize repair issues once a tenant is in place.

Provide a good product, with minimal maintenance costs and manage the properties in order to attract buyers that tend to buy multiple properties from you as their source.

Denver is one of the better national markets and it not only growing, but attracting educated, young migrants. 

SO the situation - we now had a puppy in a rental of ours with no written approval to be there and the disagreement that this puppy (7 weeks old) was designated a service dog. 

It is designed to allow you to buy your next property until your current one sells. 

Look for managers with special designations like, RMP, MPM, these are your most experienced and will be able to help with all your investment and real estate needs 

Luckily, we've got some guests who have already secured September-November for us because of the local attractions/events.