There is currently a family with 11 kids living in both houses, owner occupied, not currently a rental.I've already contacted my insurance agent to get his point of view and an estimate.

Some sheetrock, wall repair, paint, screen repair, hanging fans and fixtures, checking the A/C, etc.I would like to establish a long term relationship with a contractor that has the skills, reasonable pricing (as we will do a lot of these), and can pull permits where needed.If this describes you... please contact me...

You will get spreadsheet view, map view, individual listings, and all of the pictures for those listings.3. $10 a month I have a person who screens out properties that are listed every day looking for listings that are 70% below assessed values.

Hope this helps to gain perspective from a property management point of view.   

A better one to look at in my opinion, would be the US one, from page 19 in the study (although honestly really still too big to attribute to Denver, in my opinion).Here you can much more clearly see the 18 year drops that Hoyt describes.

What you are describing, is what they do for a living.  

I have had several people lined up for viewings this entire week (I took advice from others the last time I listed my other apartment and really screened people prior to inviting them to see it, which limited the amount of overall people...thanks!) 

However a zero tax Roth is better than depreciation in my view.

Use the BRRRR plan as you described until you have the rentals that you want

Let me know more about where your properties are located, if you have a vrbo page or website so I  can view your properties, and any additional info you can share.