Several you shouldpay attention to are:- Ordinance & Law: Provides additional building coverage to deal with rebuilding costIncreases due to changes in Zoning or Building laws- Personal Injury Liability: Libel, defimation of character, wrongful imprisionment, etc.

In CO, it's simply the NOD.

I currently own (2) co-op units in a building with lax rental rules. 

He was able to do the exact thing you are describing for me just this last March in CO.

I'm trying to coordinate all of this from NC, but wanted to hear if anyone has recommendations on a good contractor for either of these jobs.

Gas co came back out week later and still said a gas leak was there, contractors back on it.

Check your zoning ordinance and call code enforcement to see if it would be approved without permit and/or variance in the property.

There are many types of trusts out there and perhaps you’re referring to something other than a living revocable trust, but I am not worried about any “co-mingling” of funds between my personal name and my revocable living trust (as it’s not an asset protection issue) like I would be with my personal name and my LLC (which is set up for asset protection).

Even so, I would prefer to keep close to requirements of the ordinances as possible when it comes to parking and occupancy as I believe those were made because there is a real concern in the community and this (in my opinion) is circumventing the rules enough as it is.I hope this sounds like an interesting opportunity for many of you!

If I put my interests ahead of the sellers (getting all the commission vs a potentially better offer with a co-broke), I’m putting my license in jeopardy.