In North Carolina, one of the several criteria you need to work outside of those regulations, is if you lend money to an entity (non-natural person).

And human nature is not happy regressing in style/quality, so they will pay less in price (keeping a comparable monthly payment) for the same quality.

I'm not a general contractor but we are specialized in natural stone and Quartz countertop.

Has anyone had an issue of this nature?

You have to treat them as god, and don't ever give the impression you're trying to do the minimum.I'm sure you will follow strict standards: sprinklers, handicap access, natural disaster or flood protection, stormwater management for impervious surface (might need substantial room for a settling pond).

Podio by it's nature can be setup to do about anything, especially with the addition of Globiflow and Zapier.

Would really appreciate some feedback on the below specific scenario from Denver experts.I will be in Denver for maybe another year max before moving out to another city/state (due to the nature of my job which keeps me moving every 2-3 years). 

Values can decline rapidly in a condo complex due to the nature of somewhat homogenous units, special assessments and overall lack of upkeep by HOA.  

I actually think most older homes were built better than new homes with the exception of windows, seals, things of that nature burn the bones of the house are better built.

But given the nature/desirability of property in prime SF, it would seem like there would be an opportunity cost in selling this off for an immediate gain.