Hi, I bought in Colorado but live in Spain so had to do everything remotely.

The mortgage co will be notified if the named insured is modified, so if this is a wrap or sub2, just be added as additionally insured. 

I think even if I did follow through and get my license, and become an expert in this area of CO as a realtor, I would still likely hire a realtor in the state that I was buying in.

However, I'm sorry I sold that rental property in Colorado Springs because it is now worth five times more than what I sold it at and renting at a much higher rate.. 

The following clauses in the agreement seem a bit weird to me, are these normal:The Property Owner shall obtain and maintain full control of renewal of property and liability insurance coverage naming the Property Manager as co-insured, including fire and a minimum of $100,000 liability coverage; the Manager has no duty or responsibility with respect to any insurance coverage.In the event the Owner enters an agreement for sale of the property, or an agreement to list the property for sale, Owner agrees Manager may terminate this agreement immediately, without any advance notice to the Owner.This Agreement may be terminated without cause at any time by either party with a sixty (60) day written Notice of Termination.

A way around this would to get a cosigner.

If it's one deposit, you can keep up to the full amount.I'm Denver, Colorado.

In contrast, here in Colorado, we use title companies more commonly.

I'm in Colorado, but I think it's legal to use out-of-state CPA's, to my knowledge,  thanks in advance for any help yo can offer !!!

Property Management co. says I can get $1,800/month rent for no problem.