@Bogdan Masca I am trying to follow your numbers here.

Follow your property code to CYA.

Set a procedure that if you don't follow the terms of the lease you get a notice to cure.   

That seems very very low to me - we have 30 SFR with an average cost basis of 70k and we average $1140 /month - all but 2/3 are B props the others are C+THX for your follow up

The attorney will be able to guild you on the rules to follow.

In this case, if we wanted to do separate projects, assuming the assignment of the equity and total value would be  ;Me: (0.64 x $7.5M) = $4.80 assigned value and (.64 x $2.5M) = $1.60 assigned debtPartner: (0.36 x $7.5M) = $2.7M assigned value and (0.34 x $2.5) = $0.85M ***. debtIn this case, or in any way to meet the separation or new projects objective, can wedo the following?

It does outline what is required, and even if you follow it to the "T" there are still risks.

They are very easy to find for Denver/Denver County... wondering if thats what I should be following for Wheat Ridge? 

My question is for those that buy MFRs in Utah, how often do you find property that fits the one percent rule and do you follow it?

When evaluating multi-family property investments is there a guideline to follow as to the maximum one should pay for taxes per unit?