To estimate this, assess the age of each and when they would need to be replaced, find out how much it would cost to replace and then divide the total replacement cost by the number of months remaining in the life.

If you did, how would you assess the respect/care the tenants demonstrated for the units?

We wanted to target neighborhoods that were developing mixed-use developments / walkable downtowns, but it doesn't seem like any of the suburbs with the highly ranked schools are doing that -- is this a correct assessment?

In most jurisdictions, assessments are based on fee simple values and are set at a certain date, say January 1, 2020 (pre pandemic).

Anyone who holds 25% or more of ownership interestGuarantors shall be joint & severala. 1st position mortgage of up to $1,000,000 on the property located atc. 1st position UCC-1 Fixture filing on the propertyIf the Borrower repays during the life of the loan, the prepayment penalty will be assessed as follows:5.00% in the 1st & 6th year, 4.00% in the 2nd year and 7th year, 3.00% in the 3rd year and 8th year, 2.00% in the 4th year and 9th year, and 1.00% in the 5th year and 10th year.Notwithstanding previous paragraph, the Borrower will be afforded a 90-day window before the end of each 5-year period to refinance or pay-off without penalty.$2,500.00 1.00%Thank you.

Or roughly 8 grand in their pocket to cover moving expenses to Arizona.The home tax assessment is at $212,000.I brought up possibly doing a lease option where they lease out the home with enough money down to cover their moving expenses and incidentals on the property and they said that was exciting and had never thought of that before and wanted to discuss it further.

Or roughly 8 grand in their pocket to cover moving expenses to Arizona.The home tax assessment is at $212,000.I brought up possibly doing a lease option where they lease out the home with enough money down to cover their moving expenses and incidentals on the property and they said that was exciting and had never thought of that before and wanted to discuss it further.

While looking into the Denver Property Taxation and Assessment System, I noticed that the newest estimated Market Value of my condo is well below what I paid (20% lower). 

Is there a cap on the amount of late fees that can be assessed by a HOA?

All it takes in them to do one quick check in your local county assessment/real estate database and they can easily find out if you're the owner.