So, starting in 2015, employees started filing CIVIL LAWSUITS for not getting 10-minue uninterrupted breaks every 4 hours (actually every 2 hours, but I don't know why the laws says 4 hours), for not getting a 1-hour uninterrupted lunch break, for being mis-classified as an Exempt employee (independent contractor) when you report to the IRS, for not getting proper Wage Earning Statements, for not getting paid overtime, for age and race discrimination and the list goes on.Here is the worst part.

I understand that the property will be classified as commercial property. 

asking  because if you need a loan - lenders  will need to classify it as a primary residence or an investment  property 

I understand that D&B requires a SIC code but none of the categories seem to fit for Real Estate Investments.

What I mean by that is that the IRS has the ability to audit your overall business and classify you a dealer if you are known to flip houses, or sell on contract or only hold rental property for a short period of time.

I know there are specific rules as to whether you can classify something as a second home vs an investment property in terms of how often it is rented out and how often it is used for personal use, but as far as I can tell, it could be classified either way this year. 

Not sure if Denver is classified as a small city.

Ksl.com classifieds is a good place to check rent rates here in Utah.

The neighborhood would be classified as a "C" neighborhood I think, however, directly across the street was a very large halfway house.  

The current owner of the home only bought the parcel of land which the home sits on, and not the adjacent vacant ( and "undevelopable" as classified by the town due to not meeting zoning requirements) parcel of land that the previous owner also owned in conjunction with the house parcel.