.* You need to self-certify that you are affected by covid-19 (work hours cut, you or a close family member contracted covid-19, etc);* If you pay it back within the 3 years, you can claim back the money you paid in taxes.You also have the option of doing a 401k loan vs withdrawal.Good luck!

Finally don't file a claim for small items, my rule is 10k or above, so I set my deductibles accordingly. 

I’ll assume your buying under tour name then signing the quit claim for the LLC.  

The sellers disclosure claims he has no knowledge of any issues with the home however, there are camera holes in the baseboard with sawdust below.

Most contractors will have a contract that they expect to hold us accountable to, but they never seem to meet their timelines and customers have very little recourse out side of taking them to small claims court or file complaint against their license if they have one (CO doesn't require general contractor to have a license for some reason???)

They claimed that how they got the unit which is incorrect because my family stayed in the unit prior to turning it over to these tenants.

They claimed that how they got the unit which is incorrect because my family stayed in the unit prior to turning it over to these tenants.

Because he is the only name on the note, is she able to give him cash in exchange for quit claiming the house to her?

@Matt Hurley I need to find out how much if he wants a down payment on the property and see if I can come up with that, and if I can perhaps I can get him to work principle only payments to prevent him from having to claim them on his taxes, and then if he wants to renegotiate in the future and as a interest perhaps I can do something a little more affordable such as 4% I’ll do my due diligence as well as finding out the rent laws I’m going to try to talk to a real estate lawyer as well.

The next aspect is claims.