Are you thinking of a long term rental, mid-term, or short term?

If your looking to purchase long term rentals low crime, proximity to amenities, and good schools all factor into that.

The Colorado Real Estate Commission does not control every contract in the state, so it doesn't even make sense. 

That's going to give you the best terms.

Usually the depreciation is enough to shelter your income so that you pay little to no tax, at least on a new long term rental. 

FF really only does well with medical professionals on travel contracts - so if your property is affordable and near a hospital it would do well, otherwise usually crickets - at least here in FL. 

We plan to create a diverse portfolio that includes:Long-term rental propertiesShort-term rentals (e.g., Airbnb)Potentially acquiring and operating small businessesQuestions and Areas for Advice:Business Structure: We’re debating between forming an S-Corp or an LLC.

I’m a Colorado agent and have short term rentals in Colorado Springs and a vacation home in Venice that I medium term rent - love this area.

He then mentioned that he had a contracting company that could fix each issue for xx amount.

I do have liability umbrella insurance, but I want to set up a better business structure for long term growth the correct way.