Congratulations, Denver, for making the cut with our 80218 zip code!

However, I'm taking a more cautious approach on this newest SDIRA and will not expense such items.Basically I'm saying that my understanding of the IRS tax code is that there should be no "self dealing" but that line is not clearly defined.

Nothing bad in the writing.Looks like the seller included a few new pages on the final disclosure about possible code violations though, so I'll be stepping back and not getting into contract on this one.

Check code on this and be aware that it isn't that attractive, but if code allows it and it is in a C/D neighborhood, it may not be as big of a concern as a safe place to go to sleep at night.

There are many regulations and codes specifying minimum load requirements that were not seen back then.

Update - 8 months later.The only repairs I've had to do to this property:- Replace the garage door (this was on the inspection report)- Build some back steps (this was on the inspection report)- Replace one piece of siding that got blown off at some time (which was on the inspection report)- Add some downspout extenders (this came up during the code compliance)I've had hardly any repairs on this property. 

Vehicular Homicide-- this isn't just having one drink at a bar then driving home.

If so, you it will that kicks you into a Level 2 Alteration per the IEBC, which is the governing code on your project. 2.

After looking at the appraisal I realized that the appraiser used three comps that were over a mile away They weren't even in the same zip code.

If you buy you need to look for code violations, back property taxes owed, water liens, EPA issues with the land.