So I'm not sure if the laws are different in CO, but I know here in CA you can purchase a backcountry cabin on Forest Service Land, but it is NOT LEGAL to rent it out, nightly or otherwise.

Making good customer service, a good deal, and your success of the utmost importance to us.

@Khader MohBP does not allow us to post services of any kind in the forums so I had to private message you.

Okay, let’s see how these same properties work for them, assuming everything else is the same:Essentially, they’ve created a $30k annual earned income on these 11 properties, which can be used to pay executive salaries, and passed on to shareholders as dividends—and they’ll earn another $300k in capital gains if nothing extraordinary happens--and remember, AH4R alone has over 50,000 homes in 22 states.It sounds like a license to print money.Risks do exist for these REITs, though.

I think you are in a good situation to negotiate if your agent is also offering PM services.

Not due to your fault, but delays by others; ie utility hookups or change in service, Use and occupancy permits, and the time to get the property up and fully rented. 

When I file my 2018 return, may I go back to 2014 when I put my first rental in service and get ALL the depreciation that has never been filed before?

Pay a bunch of money to loopnet for their service (not worth it for small scale).

Yes.With any agreement, make sure to read the fine print.

From what I have read off of websites like taxtips.ca and  canadaone.ca, you only need to collect the taxes on goods and services sold once you have surpassed $30k.