In short, buy the software and then start running a search:Your city (and surrounding area)Just started a new job in the areaJust left a job in a different stateIs a VP, SVP, or C-Suite level individual (read: buying a more expensive home)By running this search, you'll get a list of a few dozen people who are moving to the area and are likely looking to buy.Good luck!

Under Denver's Airbnb laws, those would be treated the same as any other kind of rental on the property where you live (whether that's a different kind of basement apartment/mother-in-law suite, a carriage house, or just a room rental STR).

We just purchased a rental (1950's raised bungalow) and assumed the tenants in three suites.

However, the important distinction in that case was that "The tenants of these units had full use of the facilities on the first floor and the second floor, except for petitioners' private bedroom suite.

Our principal property (the one that has the basement suite) has a HELOC of well over $200,000 if we need to access cash quickly.

(Fixers will be better suited for the checkbook, and turnkey would be better with the traditional SDIRA)

BTW landlord suits are pretty uncommon.

You can always suggest to the tenant that her and her mom find a place that is better suited for the two of them merging their houses as your place isn't approved for section 8.

This becomes key to not only executing a business plan but projecting a total return on investment.Quite a lot of options out there for models, simply find one suited to your asset class and business plan.

The plan is to rent it out to a family and advertise the other side as a MIL (mother in law) suite so it’ll make renting out the entire thing easier.