The statsitics we've seen are that 60% of property claims are caused by tenant negligence...so, yes, requiring AND enforcing this (where not prohibited to require it) is good advice...

All the deeds and notes I've seen recently (at 4 banks in Denver) explicitly prohibit any sort of second mortgage on income properties.

In the article, Republican City-County Councilor Jeff Miller stated "the $5 is a one-time fee per landlord and it can't go higher, state law prohibits it.

Unfortunately it would be prohibitive in terms of a time commitment to watch a bunch of videos to make sure that they comply with the forum rules. 

Omar, Michael Cotrone is a CPA that is very familiar with Rental Property,  I would give you his phone number but it is prohibited on this site.Ken Strauss

I wouldn't go 1 day because the rate would be prohibitive, but 2 years may get you a decent rate in the 7's.Stephanie

That would end up being cost prohibitive for me as I review hundreds and hundreds of properties a month - would be easier to hire a remote assistant.

However, if the Seller tells title they are not going to close the title company is not going to hold their feet to the fire and argue contracts are assignable unless assignment is prohibited. 

I know my landlord insurance prohibits tenants from using the property as anything but a residence. 

This is most likely a cost prohibitive situation for most HOA, along with the administration and hassle.