I think it depends on the person. 

However, Colorado Springs is so large it probably depends on the neighborhood. 

That would really depend on where you buy it.

It all depends on where the property is located. 

The cities you mention will all be Class A, B or C depending on the specific neighborhood and the property itself.MTRs typically must be Class B+ or higher, so how are you determining that?

There may be many options available to a first time homebuyer depending on the area that you are in. 

Make sure you have some clear agreements written, or even signed depending on your trust level.  

Hey @Avery Biles - Like @Bruce Woodruff mentioned the answer is...it depends!

Depends on what title was transferred to the buyer.General warranty deed usually warranties for full chain of title.

Do the leases revert to month to month if they don't give you notice of if they want to renew or not.You may want to research landlord-tenant laws in San Pablo but I know that in Oakland and San Francisco (where I have my rentals), I would most likely have to pay out a relocation fee if I wanted to sell, which could cost in the thousands, depending on number of tenants, minor children, if any have a disability, over age 65.