We do have a partnership agreement, or at least  we have a document indicating ownership and how income and expenses are distributed among my partners, signed by each of us (if partnership agreement is something more official than that that, then I guess we will have to figure that out). 

Bank owned (foreclosure), vacant category (depends on the city, but officially declared vacant and needing repairs), and auction properties.

2019 is officially here and many are wondering what lies ahead for the Denver real estate market.

If you don't mind, I would love to take a look at it once you officially close.

Once you officially start the process, based on your assumptions, your tenant will be forced to deal with you on the issue or face eviction.

Likely the other owner would need to officially step down, creating a vacancy.

I've mainly heard it referred to as "The Square", though it seems "Palamino" is the more official name of the neighborhood.

In the center of the park, there is a 30’x30’ of ground area that is not officially utilized.

I'm not a lawyer or an expert in asset protection so we'll just say that we're officially out of my depth on that topic :)It sounds like you've done very well so far, why not just keep doing what you've been doing, while leveraging experts to improve your business operations?

I am officially evicting them on other unrelated technicalities that I really don't care about.