my kind of discussion :) How do you all think co-working spaces (where people can gather for office meetings) will fare?

According to Colorado law under the COVID-19, I cannot evict him.

Hi, I had a tenant who recently moved out at the end of their lease and upon final walk through, we discovered that the townhouse has been completely destroyed beyond what the security deposit will cover. They were th...

I would love to answer that.... there is no "going rate" for tenant placement other than measured against what a person/co. is doing and delivering in their tenant placement.

If you can find a good co-sponsor to assist you with this it's the best way to learn.  

You can still run a business out of your residence so some “co-mingling” in real life is okay.

If city, I would lean towards saying no as well because with a bunch of city workers getting furloughed as of today I would guess that no one will be there anytime soon since they are not entering homes currently as well.

Friends, family members, co-workers (current and past), neighbors, and anyone else in your sphere of influence from social and spiritual gatherings.- Call, text, and email them to let them know you're in the business and you'd like to know 'Who do you know that is interested in buying, selling or investing in Real Estate'.- Follow up with your personal circle 4-8X per year.- Create new relationships and continue to build on the existing ones.

They do not have to co-located with you, but they must reside and operate in your state. 

I also have the option of having a parent co-sign or being a co-borrower and definitely being able to get financing, but am going to try to secure the loan on my own first.