There were a couple misunderstandings that caused some anxiety and delays.

I’m just looking to upgrade my life with a house that’s in a better neighborhood and has a mother n law suite for my dad so he can come live with me during the cold Colorado winters.

The AAR docs are pretty self explanatory but it can seem cumbersome if it's your first lease.FYI, if you are an agent, you must disclose pretty much everywhere, even situations like walking into an open house, cold calling etc. and for sure on all personal RE forms. 

This whole thread gives me anxiety just reading it.

I am currently spending most of my time cold calling owner’s of Applebee’s or Ruby Tuesday properties.

It’s so cold up there.

I have heard people say it took them over 6 months when they were cold calling all day  and sending letters every few months.

The first are the "snow birds" -- retired people who come here in the winter to escape the cold.

Cond. the easiest I can explain it is with a normal condenser the tenant will still just have electric heat if that’s the furnaces your choosing with a heat pump the heat pump will make heat in the winter time but will also have electric heat as a backup heat for when it gets really cold and has to help the heat pump it’s cheaper to run the heat pump than just electric heat strips all the time the only real difference in a heat pump and a reg.

I watched a YouTube video last night from a young wholesaler demonstrating cold-calling techniques for motivated sellers.