Had my agent done the inspections like they were supposed to, we could have prevented this loss.

Since CO law prevents the seller's agent from sharing any of that commission with me, I'm looking to put $7,000 in of that commission in someone's hand, and use the remainder to reinvest into the house.

Currently the federal guidelines in the CARES act prevent you from giving the tenant any notice of termination or eviction or charge late fees during this time.

Consider getting some fencing around the hill to prevent any accidents. 

You'll make mistakes, but make sure you log those, understand why you made them, and prevent them in the future. 

Hopefully that prevents something like this from happening to someone else.

At the moment some states have enacted stay-at-home orders which have prevented construction in those states.

That's kind of what you're implying with our interventions preventing deaths, right?

I'm looking at a market that could be considered dysfunctional because of
the property tax rate being so high. Realtors are saying that it is
essentially frozen because nobody wants to pay more than the assessed
...

Apparently, this "fee" is charged to hang a padded blanket in the elevator to prevent potential damage from furniture, etc?