But what seems clear is that you may be a bit ahead of yourselves.

I have heard that the winter months are harder to rent out a house so looking for suggestions, here are my three options, but open to other thinking as well:1) Go ahead and rent it out long term, cause it is Denver and it will be good given the crazy market;2) Wait and post it for rent in February or March;3)Do a three month traveling nurse and then post it for long term at the end of that in the spring.It is a 4 bed, 3 bath, plus office and 3,400 sf if that changes any ideas or suggestions.

Have a great day ahead! 

I might be getting ahead of myself but I would like to have an idea of how to structure it?

If she pushes, tell her you need her application and a request for reasonable accommodation and a letter from her doctor that is within the same state and less than one year old.

Only concerned because he said we had to sign to get everything pushed through.

Bad investment, but you're living there for 10 years, so if you like the place, go ahead and do it. 

How they landed they're best/ favorite deal, what pushes them every day to find that close to perfect deal.

My wife gave me the go ahead for purchasing a property in September when our son goes to kindergarten and we’ll get a little bit of a raise!

Asking other students if their current landlords are considering selling is a great way to get a head start on the process.