Account ClosedI'm inserting made up numbers in your scenario and asking you to lay it all out beginning to end as clearly as you can so I can try to get from you your description of what you think you want to do because I'm trying to assess what you are thinking and whether or not what you're thinking is above board.You're saying your goal is to pay 70% or less which implies to me you're thinking you're dealing with normal sellers, so I'm heartened by that and that you responded to my crazy low numbers as absurd. 

I like the suggestion about telling the Tenant you found out the W/D was the Sellers, and therefore now yours, and waiting to see how the Tenant responds......EXCEPT......After reading your response above, I believe that you do not have the ability to make claims of ownership to the W/D.If you ammended your lease to state that the Tenant will furnish their own, then you have already determined through the lease who owns the W/D. 

See the following post for more information on the legality of managing STR and licensing requirements in the state of CO: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/469231-do-you-need-a-real-estate-license-to-manage-vacation-rentals@Marc Cunningham, you responded to that post above, said you would check with the RE board here, and then came back and posted that it was legal.

Thanks to all who responded.

I was gonna respond to this post but @Daniel Gutierrez kinda knocked it out of the park with this one.

I respond that they range from the newest tenants paying market rents and oldest tenants paying lagging rents.

Promptly respond to all complaints forwarded by BBB by: Resolving the complaint directly with the complainant and notifying BBB, orProviding BBB with a response that BBB determines: is professional,addresses all of the issues raised by the complainant,includes appropriate evidence and documents supporting the business' position, andexplains why any relief sought by the complainant cannot or should not be granted.

Thanks to all respondents.

As such, I have 30+ initial screening questions that I always ask interested property managers to respond to in writing before we even get on the phone.

I would like to know what the cost of the construction loan would be, the terms, and any and all other information  required.Thank you again, and sorry this took too long to respond back to.