My question is, should I get a building permit and have the county recognize my additions or just do the additions and not have then recognize it.

I am certainly aware it will be an uphill battle, and recognize why most of you had said you would not rent to her (as I also would not rent to prospective tenants with an eviction). 

We recognized the opportunity since we do alot of multi-family deals in this area How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

But hopefully other people who reach this thread may recognize that coaching can be a viable option to creating deals that create more money than they could do on their own when they get started.

Condo investments certainly come with their advantages, but recognize the trade-offs.

Strategy: I’m looking for either a 2-4 unit multifamily (recognizing they are very rare in this price range) or a ranch with a basement that could be converted into a separate unit (assuming the scope of work is realistic with limited contractor availability in Colorado).

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

And now I am able to schedule showings for those properties and start getting more hands on experience.Although this hasn't yet translated into deals, I feel more confident about recognizing when a property could be a potential invest, and actually have a game plan to implement when looking for deals in the future.

First and foremost, you have to recognize that you are 100% responsible for building your business and whether you will be successful or not.

This will give you the ability  to see what direction your area is heading and the knowledge to recognize a good deal.But for the sake of the question:I like Boise and the surrounding area (California's are moving to Idaho like crazy).New Bruanfels is an awesome area and close proximity to Austin so good things are bound to happen.