I can certainly endorse Colorado.  

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good real estate attorney in Colorado Springs, or CO in general?

Flaherty Co., L.P.A. 577-B Office Parkway Westerville, Ohio 43082

Co.34 and its progeny, which bar post-notice period challenges to a cancellation or unliquidated claims against the seller based upon fraud or misrepresentation or other claims under the contract unrelated to the cancellation itself, still remain good law and those defenses or claims cannot be raised unless an injunction is procured prior to the running of notice period.

I am a co-owner of a couple properties (a duplex, a 12-unit apartment, and an 11 unit mobile home park) in the Northern Indiana region.

You can request whatever you want with ACV, but if you go too low, you run into what's called co-insurance (I can't remember exactly how that threshold is generally calculated).

That led to Colorado, then Oklahoma and then Tennessee. 

Colorado has been experiencing a land rush of sorts.

Colorado and have been looking for a second SFR with little success as the N.

Obviously it would be easier with your own title co.