The slightly confusing part is the Business License Tax Certificate.

The time it takes to get the license is just too long.

@Craig Anderson RaymondAs jd mentioned the answer is no.You should have used a licensed servicer to handle this as if you foreclose and they get an attorney to fight you good luck as they can argue many thingsBut to answer the question if someone is behind then no it does not go to current paymentUsing monthly payments as easier exampleIf they are six months behind they would be do November 1, 2023.

As a licensed realtor in California, I'm eager to leverage my expertise but also recognize the value of community insights and collaboration.This is my first post here, so I'm not entirely sure of the usual depth of information shared, but I'm open to discussing all options and grateful for any guidance or suggestions from this esteemed community.Looking forward to your input and advice.Best regards,Benjamin Carter

These could include any legal, licensing, office, and even medical expenses.

was always a fun conversation from those days (note that this is only lawful if you are actually licensed and formally affiliate that license with the firm you work at, which requires approval from your employer).And then I noticed several REI pick-me-up deals (a 'pick me up' deal is where a big bank can't figure it out, and it falls in your lap two weeks into escrow, with two weeks until scheduled close of escrow) where I figured it out when my LO couldn't and/or without his input.

I'm hoping maybe some local Denver, or well versed STR people can point me in the right direction.Here's are the questions: Are there only a limited number of licenses Wheat Ridge is allowing? 

I am also a licensed Realtor so I would not pay to list.

Ask for the application and screening reports like the credit report, background check and application.Check the property conditions - ask to see a copy of the lead certificate, rental license and rental inspection.

I don't think it is a good idea any more than you should also get your insurance broker's license, your title insurance license, your contractors license, roofer's license, and while you're at it HVAC certification, Electrical and Plumbing Master licenses.Some people do both, but I think for the majority of people there is enough to keep up with on either business that if you try to do both you do neither the justice it deserves.