I have heard that the winter months are harder to rent out a house so looking for suggestions, here are my three options, but open to other thinking as well:1) Go ahead and rent it out long term, cause it is Denver and it will be good given the crazy market;2) Wait and post it for rent in February or March;3)Do a three month traveling nurse and then post it for long term at the end of that in the spring.It is a 4 bed, 3 bath, plus office and 3,400 sf if that changes any ideas or suggestions.

I have another applicant who is a traveling nurse who is just moving here.

My mother is selling her home and she has purchased another home that she has already moved into. 

. - they are renting out as a nurse rental and killing it!

I know a 32-year-old mother of five that just lost her husband and she could use that money a lot more than your 21-year-old tenant.Business is business.

I am about to purchase a property for cash , can I  put it in my mothers name and have it as her primary/homestead credit ?

If not as the wise @Caroline Gerardo notes floods happen only mother nature knows when and if it will ever happen. 

If you want your own area and space, you could look into either a small multifamily, or a single family with either an ADU or a mother in law suite.

I’m currently helping my mother refinance her home but it has taken longer than we have expected.

If he had to address a repair himself he took my mother with him (this was especially true if the renter was a female).