Income goes in, bills come out.

"Low" income though due to cash business... 

Your real estate attorney can assist in drafting it, but the buyer can pay the taxes and insurance and have rights to the property, but if they don't pay, it will make it easier to recoup the collateral.

You can also go to Airdna, and I think it’ll let you put in the number of bedrooms so you can get an estimate on what your gross income would be for a property of that size. 

Fenwick would be great due to taxes but good properties that cash flow are few and far between.

I acquired my property at tax sale and have quieted title. 

You have to weigh the cost of a non-renew against the potential income you could make. 

As you know ancillary income opportunities in Colorado are diminishing as each new tenant landlord law passes.

Starting next year, I’d like to use the property as a primary residence, but I’m trying to take advantage of bonus depreciation running it as STR for remainder of the year and take the paper loss against my spouse’s w2 income.

Just curious is that annual income 40x the monthly rent gross or net income?