When you model that out it's a loser usually UNLESS dirt is incredible and you want them to leave to knock the building down and redevelop at much higher rents.

One thing to note is that property taxes are much higher, and the city enforces rental inspections more than any other market I am aware of.Having owned 100 unit rental portfolio's previously in numerous states, I think that DSM, and suburbs have incredible upside, but the key is management.

Ive found that offers with quick expatriations are either incredibly strong, or incredibly weak, with virtually none in between. 

Anyway, thanks for the note  I hear you on reducing stress, not sure of your age, but I won't 'go there' on the stress and quality of life side of things....I'm more patient than I used to be for sure.As far as what could be next - sounds incredibly non sensical and irresponsible - yet, move it all including yourself to a Colorado ski town.

I own and manage an incredible property called the Kailua Kona Estate (you can find more details at www.kailuakonaestate.com).

But to start charging these incredibly high monthly fees if no money has been made on my end makes it almost impossible to keep up with those charges.

It might not always be financial, but a heartfelt "thank you" from someone less fortunate can be incredibly meaningful.Remember, something is always better than nothing, and this is a wonderful opportunity to give back to the community!

This is an incredibly detailed report of your house hack in Denver Ryan.

The door opens wide open for tax strategy then.Good luck!

Any tips on making that process more efficient would be incredibly helpful.