We're pretty cheap as far as what we charge for critters compared to our competition, but this helps offset the extra cleaning required for pets and profits us for being flexible. 

I was looking at it from an opportunity cost perspective in order to compare in anticipation of renting out in the future.

The new group housing laws in Denver are in these prices if community review at the moment and should be signed into law in June: https://www.denvergov.org/cont...I am a coliving investor as well, if you are interested in comparing notes.  

Appreciated all the information you provided on your experience during the downturn and comparing active vs.passive REI. 

Also, teams can often offer perks compared to being independent with the same brokerage such as lower caps, free leads, etc.  

I know this is a good rate in the grand scheme of interest rates, but I was wondering if anyone else was receiving better rates or if this was high compared to rates people are receiving right now.

It's a different town entirely during snowbird season compared to the rest of the year, so I feel that STR demand may not be consistent throughout the year. 

The tiny house movement has been just that for the last decade. 

I have looked into Superior compared to two other schools.

You have not had the opportunity to speak with a real estate agent yet so you are not aware of the exact value yet as nobody has shown you a CMA (comparative market analysis).