Reposted elsewhere, sorry

Background: The house is in a smaller town in Colorado. 

Hi Clara, its always nice to meet other agents around town, never know when you might co-op a deal one day.

And, bam, that shifts her into the same category as seasonal workers and part time workers (there are no more "Stated Income" loans, we have to go off of what HR puts in writing), which in turn triggers the long term 2 year average derived from when HR put her in that part time category, which I'm speculating here may very well have been 5 months ago, or some other period of time less than 2 years ago. 

Hey investors, I'm looking for a property manager at Atlanta, found home365 https://www.home365.co/, they charge a flat fee per month and claim they take care of everything, for me the quote is about 13% of my monthly rent.

Besides that, make sure the rest of your team is ready to go i.e. attorney, lender, title co, contractors.. 

I thought we could just do quitclaim deeds and keep paying the mortgages ourselves without notifying the mortgage co that we have divorced.

If it's something like unpaid astronomical medical bills I would be more understanding VS it being something like an unpaid auto loan, unpaid credit cards, etc.If the rental market is soft in your area then sure - consider a strong co-signer - but if it's a more competitive market tenant-wise you should be receiving some better renters. 

(hospital workers, college students, etc.)

Generally farmers are pretty smart on what their land is worth and the value it can provide. obviously giving you the easement disallows them from the ability to build a house on it down the road even for a family member or a farm worker.