Great neighborhood, good schools, conveniently located to shopping, schools, military bases, etc.2.

He told me to shop for a general liability policy. 

The millwork guy was over extended and could not take the job, so the GC had one of their guys do it, (but I think they still got the cabinets from the millwork guy and had them assembled at his shop-my guy thru the GC said he was assisting him with it since he was so backed up). 

For us, we primarily look at proximity to attractions (i.e. schools, shopping) and development (beltline, mixed use areas, revitalization projects) for appreciation purposes and then evaluate the deals based on our individual cash flow requirements.

They seem  high to me, but I'm not actively renting anything in Denver right now and I am continually surprised by the prices I hear.I think you're being smart, and I think the boyfriend is being sulky.I'd probably buy the triplex and dump the chump...This didn't answer all of your questions, but then you do have an awful lot of questions packed into that post!

Fighting robbers is not smart, and you should probably formulate a written policy for the future.Your attorney will have your back, and will make sure you don't say anything egregious, but you definitely don't want to hide. 

Is the crazy lady smart enough to attempt this?

This is a great site with a lot of free knowledge from some very smart people

Is it smart to call the listing agent?

NOw if your in small counties this can be different but if your in a major metro area and a county in said metro area.. its a ton of work.I bought a few sales in the ft meyer area back in the crash 09... ( wish I had moved there and set up shop) but I used a service.. which basically means we split profit with the guys that did all the leg work.