I own a house in Denver that I need to continue to rent or sell. 

I would probably make it an addendum to the original Lease agreementIf he can qualify on his own then I would continue to rent to him but just clean up the paperwork.

If my understanding is correct the banks will further break them down into smaller pools and continue to sell them off to other smaller banks and brokerages where they would be available (as pools or one-offs) to individual or small team investors.

They will have to continue to pay any liens on the property (if previous owner is not) or risk getting foreclosed on2.

High end ones are designed for full timers, but my basic unit (a 22' North Trail) specifically notes in the manual its not intended for continuous occupancy and that moisture will be an issue if use it heavy.

My humble two cents: Loan yourself the money, pay yourself interest, continue to earn cashback or miles, and be done with it. 

It also provides builders risk coverage for the property while under renovation.Cost of package policy is $1,000 a year and builders risk is $573.The agent recommended that we keep the package policy continually in place for when we purchase the next property, but the builders risk will be removed once renovations are completed and we will be reimbursed for however many months of premiums depending on how long it takes to renovate.

There's a healthy flux of people moving north from Illinois, and the FoxConn development in Racine will likely continue to lure people from south of the border.

Then after that you can continue to do so or you can work to get your broker's license and be 100% independent.

However, the buyer had agreed to continue with the purchase after I agreed to lower the purchase price to meet the appraisal amount which they had a loan commitment for.