Back to the Colorado code, if I raise space rent I have to give 60 days notice, and provide the owners name, mailing address and phone number or the rent raise is not legal in a MHP.

I am intrigued by the mobile home park modle and I am starting to research more about them and I started looking for a park in the Colorado front range to see if there are any deals. 

I believe that the answer to this is YES, like the rest of the front range and Denver metro, I believe that these areas are going to continue to grow rapidly over the next few years, and that values will rise faster than inflation here in the front range of Colorado over the next 30 years, and compare favorably to much of the rest of the United States.Next question - condos/townhomes.This is a fun discussion that has come up several times over the past few years here on BP.Currently there is a real shortage of condos in Denver.

@Martene Clarke Denver/ Colorado is an excellent market to invest for long term wealth building.

I’m 22, pursuing an engineering degree in Colorado Springs but have grown up in Atlanta, GA.In your opinion, what are the best books, tools, calculators, podcasts, etc. to get started?

Heck, even here in Colorado I personally just made my first house hack profitable and am moving into home #2 to do it again!

Where I am in Colorado Springs they have a history of grandfathering in people to the rules from when they originally got their permit.

The other market we work in -- Colorado Springs -- does not have a company monitoring short-term rental compliance, but word from the planning department people I talk to is that they will start to do so.That's all to say that trying to skirt the law when it comes to vacation rentals is a short-term game.

I’m currently house hacking and have a long term rental in Colorado and houses in my county were re-assessed using data from 6/1/20 through 6/30/22 when prices were at their peak. 

We've got a few medium-term rental in Denver and Colorado Springs.