Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

The kitchen is supposed to serve as an area to prepare food, but in making it part of the rest of the house it becomes necessary to make it aesthetically pleasing, which not only makes it expensive but also tends to impair its function.

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Owner needs to pick them up in his truck every day, pray that there are no parts to return needed and unavailable, watch for the health and safety of every grain of sand, serve food, motivate, problem solve and never cry.  

A lot of the food/bar scene is centralized in downtown Denver, so it's not ideal. 

However, when an LLC owns the property, it will not be in your personal name, which can result in higher interest rates on financing.This is just food for thought to give you a full 360-degree perspective on the topic.

That's a long ways out but it's food for thought. 

I have a house in BA being rented out,  to price is a set amount and that's what they shown in disbursement to me, however I got a copy on the current leasing agreement with the tenets and found it that they are charging tenets an additional fee for the appliances I provided,  as well as the pet fee,  both of which they are keeping, and if an appliance breaks or carpets are damaged,  i have to replace them... is this legal?

If you don't allow pets and they have six dogs, you can tell them they won't qualify.I often deal with applicants that I don't think will qualify, and I tell them that.

Food for thought.