Please correct me if my assessment is wrong: it was buyers market during 2009-2012, transitioning to sellers during 2013, sellers market during 2014-2017, transitioning to buyers during 2018, and buyers during 2019. 

@Nicholas WhitesideYou can but you need to get the lenders approval and they may have to re-assess the loan for the LLC.

For smells, the house is clean as clean can be and has about a dozen plug-ins all over to keep it fresh.

I got my license only because I took all the required classes at the local community college.)After dozens and dozens of rehabs I became more interested in finding and putting together deals than I was in fixing broken houses.

She just left the property on Sunday and I did the walk through to assess any damages and immediately was hit by a very strong smell of cigarette smoke.

Experienced investors know that they need to look at dozens if not a 100 or more properties in order to find the right kind.

Especially from Denver, this would have a dozen developers putting together bids and plans for it.  

I am selling now to take advantage of not paying cap gains (and I dislike knowing that assessments are coming that I don't have control over). 

There is just no way to know this without someone who can go onsite and assess.

Even a newly built luxuyry home is going to have a couple dozen things of inconsequential value listed...this guy listed 3 things in 20 minutes.