Living in the property during the renovation not only saves me on living expenses but also allows me to intimately understand its potential.

I am trying to understand land contracts and how they work.

Yours might be but that's uncommon overall.If you've never had a claim that's great but it's not really relevant to the discussion.Do you understand how partial losses work and what loss settlement provisions you have on your policies? 

I grew up in Denver but prior to moving back I lived and worked in the city for 10 years, so I understand the cost of living (even though I think it’s even higher now).

I understand that flipping will come with its own set of problems.

Anyone make them understand real estate valuation and the damage they are doing?

Sometimes people don't understand that getting a househack duplex in a solid B area is a great move, but certainly not sexy!

I say this is only “moderately” important because most people renting a room in a house intuitively understand that their room is single occupancy… *most* people.

My understanding of equal housing requirements are that you must accept the first applicant that meets your documented acceptance criteria.

I have identified some properties that could cash flow well, but only on creative financing terms and looking to understand how the deal can be structured (1 seller is definitely willing).