Greetings all, My husband and I will be traveling to Denver, Colorado in a few weeks.

For example, I lived in the Aspen Colorado area in the 80's. 

Its in Winter Park CO and unfortunately the layout has only three main closets.  

@Carson Pethan glad to hear you got the forms from Wisconsin Legal Blank - they are very good contracts, you need typically 5 or 6: the lease, rules and regs, lead addendum, smoke and CO, pet agreement and non-standard lease provisions.At the day of closing provide the tenants with an intro letter to ensure them they are not getting kicked out, plans for new leases, your contact info, how to best reach you and when, how you wish to receive rent and anything else that matters to you.You could consider keeping the leases, MTM has certain advanatages for the landlord - but if the contract is poorly written might as well...1.)

It should also have a CO for each unit.

You also want the sponsor co-investing.

@Sherry G.I don't know much about co-ops but if it's akin to HOAs (always paying out $) and I see you used the term assessment, you may want to sell since it's also not cash flowing.

In Memphis I have 1.2% and in Northern Colorado I have .8%. 

A 2nd home has to be something like I'm buying a home in aspen, CO because I love to ski or Arkansas because that's where I grew up and I visit family often.

He and his co-author are based out of Austin, so the numbers given are going to be pretty similar to what we have in Houston.