Depending on who is renting the space (you or a tenant) to the groups having the events you may also need Liquor Liability and Workers Comp.

There are many long-term rentals, and rents are relatively cheaper here but considering the current interest rate market I am not sure how well they're performing.

The property is located in Denver's finest neighborhood, and the purchase was financed partly with my savings and a hard money loan that included provisions for construction costs.

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Short term rents spike but long term they will hold to typical inflation numbers I think.

I know there are other financing options, but the question we cannot seem to avoid is whether or not to hold (and rent) or sell the town home.It's tempting to leverage the current equity, move out and rent it - but from what I've read / calculated, it might not be the best return compared to other options.Ideas on how we can get into another home (larger but cheaper) while also (re)starting our REI journey?

Our local statute specifically says: "the tenant shall not be considered to be absent from the dwelling unit without notice to the landlord during any period for which the landlord has received payment of rent."

Long term opportunity in phenominal location How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

It's now time for us to buy a larger family home, but I don't want to sell my 1st home b/c I'm going to rent it out as well.

We're looking to branch out there for low-cost owner financing properties (offering financing for those renting).