Without the mentor, I would still be suffering from fear and being paralyzed.Now I do this full time.

You can go to the local home improvement store and pick up some mulch and colorful plants that will go a long way when they drive up.

The only thing I know about it is the same owner has owned it for many years and the plants are all over grown in the yard. 

Don't get into it for the money per say, just know you are planting seeds... focus on learning and building your credibility and brand first.  

I personally come from a construction background, so "physical plant" issues don't bother me, and I consider it an advantage.  

But maybe we're overlooking things that are in fine shape now that would suffer considerable damage over the course of three years of renting.

That's because they want to lower the double taxation of C-Corps.BUT, for entities that do not suffer from double taxation, which are Pass-Through entities like LLCs, S-Corps, Schedule E's... etc. you will pay up to a max of 25%.At least that's the way i'm reading it.Maybe we can put our heads together to determine if I'm interpreting this correct AND does this have any serious possibility of passing now that we have both a Republican Congress and a President that may just rubber stamp it?

The market at your price point in Denver suffers from too few homes and plenty of buyers & investors.  

Demand for possession; procedure upon a tenant's refusal; concurrent issuance of federal lease termination notice (a) In all cases where a tenant holds possession of lands or tenements over and beyond the term for which they were rented or leased to the tenant or fails to pay the rent when it becomes due and in all cases where lands or tenements are held and occupied by any tenant at will or sufferance, whether under contract of rent or not, when the owner of the lands or tenements desires possession of the lands or tenements, the owner may, individually or by an agent, attorney in fact, or attorney at law, demand the possession of the property so rented, leased, held, or occupied.

It takes years to get a permit for a new plant to manufacture it.