Hi Sabrina,I don't know much about Colorado law and I'm not an attorney, but I can tell you what we have done out here in California that may steer you in the proper direction and help you ask the right questions.Originally posted by Sabrina H:Also, since these properties will most likely be condos (making sure that the HOA covers the roof and exterior maintenance), do we need to get some sort of insurance outside of regular 'condominium insurance'?

San Bernardino to file bankruptcy 3rd city in CA to file.

Here in CA, for a month-to-month lease, you can terminate the lease by simply sending a official written notice 30-days in advance without providing any reason at all.

We developed a medical/dental clinic for an indian tribe in northern California.

No, it won't be on there if you're the buyer (in CA, anyway).Of course, if you have MLS access, you can figure out how much your agent got (and typically you can assume the listing agent did not get more than this, if an REO or corporate flip usually significantly less).

These factors all work to drive price way, way, down.. especially in areas particularly susceptible to boom/bust cycles (see CA,NV,AZ,FL).The majority of the problem in this "mini-boom" is again supply, except this time it is the artificially LOW supply of homes.

Originally posted by David Sigler:That seals it....I'm moving to Arizona....That seals it for me too, I am staying where I am in CA!

I didn't really start seeing a great return until I left California as a place of investment.

Can you guys point the reliable ones, with Forms, for California?

I am not in the country at the moment, I will be making a house hunting visit in the next few weeks.