However, to be effective, you will need to focus on volume.

My wife and I wanted to get into real estate investing and were living in San Diego, CA where buying a SFR would make us house-poor as properties with an ADU (accessory dwelling unit/granny flat) were incredibly difficult to find and expensive.Therefore we researched other out-of-state markets and decided to visit Colorado Springs, CO.

If you are looking to invest into real estate, I have found this site to be incredibly helpful.

I didn't notice anything pop up after a short search, but I'm sure there's something there if I dig for it more effectively. 

It's says the new laws were put into effect January 1st 2021.

During this time, there was a sign hung up on the property saying something to the effect of "This property managed by HoltonWise."

^Incredible answer.Doesn’t matter particularly if you add other components (operation, tax benefits, development/construction,  etc) or what type of real estate asset you do it on.

@Jason Wray I don't know if the effect will be too large, as it's just a portion of the total and spread out over a 2/3 of a year. 

If you don't have mortgages on the properties, it can be cost effective to do a property package policy with a commercial insurance company for the rentals - this is where you can insure multiple properties on one policy. 

@David Krulac That is incredible.