If that doesn't work for them, they are free to give a norice to vacate. 

I own one of these 'historical treasures' so I know first hand the required and continuous maintenance that will come your way.

@Franklyn Douglas III I’ve never done Colorado tax sales but presuming they are like most areas they are not nearly as easy, profitable or risk free as the promoters would have you believe.You will learn a lot just by participating even if in a small way. 

Start off by reading some books like The Hands-Off Investor by Brian Burke and Passive Investing Made Simple by Anthony Vicino and Gino Barbaro.

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At least to start with.I would also be sure to stay only within one state to start with, as market conditions and lending laws vary enough to get you into big trouble if you don't stay within the laws.If you use a broker, you won't have to market for borrowers, and can make these deals more hands off like they are supposed to be.

Can you pick a market in NV or AZ where you could be a little more hands on?