This eliminates complicated paperwork, which can be cumbersome and difficult to coordinate when working with international clients.

I own a structural engineering firm and co-own a design-build firm.

I am currently house hacking in Westminster CO and have a house where the basement has a 1,000 sq ft basement "mother-in-law" suite that has a lockable, entry door in the basement utility room. 

I'm a landlord in Colorado and in my lease there is a clause that covers this I believe. 

A) investors pay less than owner occupantsB) anyone buying a quantity of something wants to pay less than the “each price”In this market I would simply list each separately with the standard “this is part of a 1031 exchange and buyer will help coordinate the sale lingo” Any that aren’t under contract in less than 20 days are overpriced or badly marketed.

It's a whole different beast.LA is unique in many ways: an extremely constrained inventory, an extremely high gross rent multiplier (GRM) in most submarkets, a rent control ordinance, massive barriers to entry in both cost and permitting.All of these can go under "Pro" and "Con" category depending on how you approach them.

Try your best to be fair, follow ordinances and follow the law.

We plan to buy another property next year and rent out the unit that we are in.After our lease ended, we moved from Steamboat Springs, Colorado which is about 45min away.

After our lease ended, we moved from Steamboat Springs, Colorado which is about 45min away.

Anyone has experience with co-owning a property in Canada with a partner who’s Canadian but works in the UK/overseas.