This past week I decided to focus on some key areas of data: which markets have seen the largest increases and decreases to rents during the onset months of COVID-19, as well as the current unemployment rates and demand for apartments within those respective markets.

This past week I decided to focus on some key areas of data: which markets have seen the largest increases and decreases to rents during the onset months of COVID-19, as well as the current unemployment rates and demand for apartments within those respective markets.

Plus I found esp during the pandemic tenants seem to respect an owner vs a management co more.

Some reasons I respectfully disagree with this logic: 1.

We'd want to either use the settlement to build a house better designed to be expanded by the next owner, or simply accelerate our plans and use the settlement money toward the purchase of a house in another area of Colorado.What should I be looking for with respect to the type of insurance?

With respect to the rehab cost; I simply guessed and used a $5000 estimate, since I couldn't see the interior and it looks well maintained on the outside.So assuming those number are correct I thought that we'd get a reasonable result. 

Hi all,I’m looking to find a database from public records that lists property and their zoning type - and respective title owners.

If you treat them with respect, they're more likely to return it. 

In my opinion, other than some extremely gentle persuasion tactics, I'd respect her decisions and leave her alone.

There's all kinds of e-signing services these days like Docusign and it seems the same in principle, but just curious as there seems to be so much minutiae with respect to real estate laws.