Is a website about real estate not suppose to address that?

They're supposed to make a reasonable effort to find a new tenant—and when they do, you're no longer on the hook for rent going forward.From: https://flip.lease/learn/breaking-a-lease-early/mitigating-damages-in-coloradoA Landlord in Colo is not allowed to "double-dip" in the collection of rent from former tenants.

Hey Luis, did they not have a contract with you stating what you were supposed to get?

Hi everyone,I'm getting conflicting information from supposedly knowledgeable sources on this, so I wondered if anyone has been down this road and can direct me to a reliable info source.I'm taking in-kind distributions from a SDIRA which is all in just one SF home.

And I suppose so one did not have to drop all the cash one could find a leasing company to finance through..

It's supposed to ensure there are no surprises after closing.

Not supposed to according to VA guidelines.

They were supposed to have their whole "machine" ready so you just "plug in". 

A word of caution, though, from calling tens of cities and counties here in Colorado, even the supposed experts don't always know what their own short-term rental rules are.

If $900 is all you can get than your not just a misleading common two star Detroit property management outfit but a largely ineffective one as well.I suppose there is good reason you have over 800 posts here on Bigger Pockets and only 200 likes.