Do I need a real estate license in Colorado to manage my own property(owned by me) if I want to use an LLC to protect myself. in other words I want to have the money for rent and maintenance for the property to go through my LLC to protect my personal property but does this mean I have to get licensed?

I'm doing all the management and maintenance.

Hi @Kyle Davenport, Welcome back and thanks for your service.  

I'd agree with what @Jesse Danzig said above in regards to management, maintenance, and vacancy at 10%.

The plus side of this is that is sounds like they aren't deferring maintenance due to a lack of funds - they are special assessing as needed. 

@Presh DineshkumarMost of the Plus and Pro membership "perks" are very U.S.A. focussed - even the on-line calculators - and have less practical value to Canadians ... even those unfortunate enough to be stuck in the GTA ;-)Some Plus/Pro features .. such as the search members by zip or postal code now work (sort of) for Canadians (polite nagging can pay off ).If you are a flipper, or offer a real estate related service (architect, trade, etc), then the ability to post advertisements to the Real Estate Marketplace is a benefit.I upgraded to a Pro membership early on to support the site and its growth as I found it to be a credible venue for exchanging knowledge and making contacts with respect to real estate. 

3) Would you say basic relatively cheap and quick projects listed above give your listing an extra edge on the market and fetch a higher price.4) Would you recommend a established reliable service like this to your future clients. 5) Do you use a third party to take profession pictures or even UAV (drone) images/Videos of houses/properties you are selling.I am a General Contractor.

Hi, all.Can anyone recommend a full-service investment company in the Kansas City market?

restaurants / service industries? 

don't forget to account for vacancy rates, insurance and maintenance that you'll be responsiible for as owner.