We wish we could afford to keep our existing home but don't think it's doable from a finance perspective.

Go through your lease with a fine tooth comb and if they are late on payments, make sure to stick to that eviction process.

The state Realtor association has a fine legal hotline, whose advice I bounce off of the advice from the excellent Prepaid Legal attorneys.Sharon gives outstanding advice on this topic.

Is it true that in Denver violators get a warning notice before they get a fine?  

I am not a real estate dealer/broker, I am a finance professional and I have a primary residence.

The auction ends in 4 hours.A 2 bedroom condo in a very exclusive building has a final judgement order of $178,000Property market value is around $463,000.Court records show the plaintiff is the first mortgage.HOWEVER the online auction portal also lists the following defendants-DEFENDANTSuntrust Bank (na),DEFENDANTJohn DoeDEFENDANTOne Miami Master Assn Inc,DEFENDANTOne Miami West Condo Assn Inc, Now Suntrust Bank at no point has a mortgage on the property in the county records.Similarly the condo associations listed don't have any liens or any mention at all in court records.

My husband has a finance degree and I have an accounting degree, so we apply a heck of a lot of numbers to our rentals.

One recent situation (this month) a builder we work with had a fine new home 1387 s/f listed for 149,900, lowered the price to 144,900 as soon as construction was complete, and has gotten several offers and is willing to pay closing costs, install a fence, and all appliances for that price.

I'm not real handy myself - more of a finance guy.

Is paying a fine consistently for this worth it?