He is great to fill units, collect money and handle maintenance emergencies. 

This is a single family home, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms near the massive Anchutz Medical Campus.

I do STR to traveling medical workers.

Purchase price: $396,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Single family home, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms near the Anchutz Medical Campus doubling in size over the next several years.

Was simply looking to go from the current 4.85% to maybe lower if lucky and get 50-100k out of the property to by new emerging product that happens to appearing in the market? 

The only thing you need is a good point of contact for emergencies and who can move her out after she passes.Another rule I have: all maintenance requests must be submitted online through my Tenant portal or by filling out a form in my office.

However, the landlord, who isn’t identified by name in the ruling, should have denied the dog request because Cohen lived there first and the dog posed a direct threat to her health.The court concluded that Cohen, who suffered allergic attacks, was entitled to her claims of breach of lease and breach of the “covenant of quiet enjoyment.”The ruling shows Cohen has a “medically documented severe allergy” to pet dander that causes nasal congestion, swollen sinuses and excess coughing.

The line of credit is intended for emergency situations or potential rehab costs.

I'd open a LOC, however, for emergency or "buy-of-the-century" deals.Rates on LOCs are higher than cash-out re-fis.  

Bought it knowing that in the state of MI, the foreclosed upon party has until Sept of 2020 to redeem the property (highly unlikely due to being medically incapacitated).