If your loyalty means something and brings you satisfaction, maybe partner with the current owner for a portion of ownership in the team. 

On the issue of Airbnb laws in Colorado ...In every instance where a Colorado city or county had a permitting process for investment short-term rentals and then changed and passed an ordinance prohibiting non-owner occupied STRs, the existing STR permit-holders were grandfathered in. 

At the opposite end there are Class C & D properties that have higher rates of nonpayment and PMC has to charge owner.Inspection Fee: these used to be included in Monthly Fee, but as owners have pushed Monthly Fee down, many PMCs have compensated by charging for these.Most owners fail to understand the amount of time it takes a PMC to properly manage their property(s).

Wondering if anyone has experience extracting information from PDFs of Tax Delinquencies / Code Violations.It is really tedious to copy the information out, and trying to find the properties and owner information manually.What sort of tools do you use?

Management of trees in place or by owner, you should speak with a professional Ag manager who does business in the area.

My partner has a personal relationship with the current owner and is the reason this property is being sold to us.

@Tom Tao we'd only agree to retain a holdover worker if we got to interview them to make that decision.If an owner wants to take that decision away from us, then the owner can employ them and we'd just do our best to manage them.

If they can JV with a land owner who is not crazy and potentially litigious then that can be ideal, especially if they will be the ones to be the guarantor on the construction loan.

I would love to chat with any multi family owners/investors who would like to share their investing stories with me.

One day it may finally catch and it will be a big windfall for some long time owners I'm sure, but its more likely you get in and out when it doesn't redevelop.