However for improvements to prevent weed liens by cutting the grass can be argued as ‘money Spent’ and no cap in this scenario... just rational sense. i,e $5k to cut the grass on a 40’x110’ lot (w/or without structure might be questioned.

When you look at a house built on slab, you will want to ascertain whether the slab was insulated (and how much); whether there is a vapour barrier under the slab; what nature of footing was poured at the perimeter; and, if applicable in your area, if any measure to address radon have been implemented. 

It does have to be your primary residence when you buy it but that doesn’t prevent you from keeping it once you PCS to a new location.

Greetings All,I'm having an issue implementing a RUB system and am looking for some advice.  

Purchased a foreclosure last September for $55k to implement the BRRRR strategy and, although there were plenty of ups and downs, In the end we have an occupied rental, generating about $200/cashflow, with $50k+ of equity.

Take the lessons you have learned so far and implement them to further secure your future.John

Some of these regs were in effect before the crisis.In 2008 the government stepped in and imposed all kinds of regulations to banks and lending institutions to prevent a repeat of the crisis.

The lease agreement says: "Tenants are responsible for proper yard maintenance and upkeep including but not limited to mowing, watering, cleaning gutters, raking, and shoveling of sidewalks".Are there any Colorado Springs or state of Colorado laws that would prevent an owner of a home from requiring the tenant purchases their own equipment?  

I am buying fully stabilized B to B+ assets where the only thing needed is implementing my operations processes and dialing things in to drive some value.What makes that more acceptable is the fact that after property disposition they typically hit between 30-40% annualized returns.

Well I'd voice my concerns just like you are.. what they gonna implement next..