I’ve had some experience in getting functioning, existing multi families in compliance.

Even though it may be tough to get someone on the phone it will be way much more useful to hear it directly from them instead of taking the risk of being out of compliance. 

Again, you have a record of your compliance and you have made every reasonable effort to deliver.

Another note on going LLC crazy, it creates some really great compliance costs.

Hello everyone. Here to learn more from other landlords and property managers. I have questions regarding rental payments/income protection and making sure an investment doesn’t become a loss. 

So I manage about 8 ...

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How is POS compliance measured...does the seller alert the township who then inspects?

He did claim to be a real estate CPA and assured me this is right.

they sell short-term compliance data to cities to find/fine unlicensed STR's.  

If so, for a medium term rental do you do any extra contracts to ensure compliance with CO rental statutes/appropriate security deposits, or are you satisfied with the terms/insurance/etc. through AirBnB?