Hey BiggerPockets crew, I’m working on cold calling for my real estate business in Colorado and want to make sure I’m following the rules under the Colorado Telemarketing Fraud and Prevention Act.

While I don't have as much current information on the pricing of roofs or bathroom additions, I did want to address your question on insurance. 

I am also concerned about overdue property taxes, as the addition was not documented by the county.Thoughts?    

Loss of use is foryour additional expenses if you can not live there due to a covered claim (ie.

The big hurdles that are preventing this from really making an impact are:1) Barrier to entry cost - This is all the permit fees, environmental studies, professional costs, etc.

In the inspection report he clearly mentioned that all the vent and moisture preventions are ok.  

The return on cash would be a no-brainer.Problem:- The city (Oakland Zoning) wants my Phase 1 to be minimum of 5 units, which puts me over some thresholds where I need ADA in Phase 1, I'd need a unit on 1st floor, and hit with additional impact fees in phase 1.  

However, as mentioned it is always a wise idea to speak with an CPA or other tax professional when making these types of decisions because individual circumstances and goals will influence what is going to serve best.As to being tagged as a real estate dealer, using either an S-corp or C-corp does prevent you from being tagged as a dealer personally, but does not prevent the corporation itself from being tagged as a dealer.

There is no way to prevent an IRS audit from happening, despite the hyped-up claims of some tax firms.

This prevents the unit from overworking to compensate for accumulated heat.Essential Maintenance Tasks- Check Thermostat Batteries: Weak or dead batteries can prevent your system from operating correctly- Clear Air Vents: Remove any covers and ensure vents are not blocked by furniture or other obstructions- Replace the Air Filter: A clogged filter drastically reduces efficiency.