Additional concerns: tax implications, risks, benefits, & any additional information especially involving paying the least amount taxes. 

Lets start by stating that they have to be licensed, which is required by law including going through extensive background checks, be financially fit themselves, and go through education on laws and mortgage practice.

And all my mattresses get protective covers put on them, as well.Re: furniture, I've gotten some great dressers, coffee tables, etc. at consignment and antique stores, but anything involving fabric/upholstery I'm buying new.  

My questions involves the legality of such a scenario: Can I use an FHA loan if I plan on only staying there on the weekends?

I have a tenant who wants to buy for cash, so this is a FSBO/no realtor involved.

I live in the Denver area and looking to get involved with real estate here.

Unfortunately, I do not think the current broker I work for is the right fit for me to do so.

I’m no stranger to the BP podcasts but I’ve decided it’s time to get involved in the forums.

If you don't know off hand what percentages your local lenders will require, talking to them to find out is critical to the success of your exit strategy because you'll want to know how that the property fits your local lending criteria.

It might be worth a quick check with an attorney to understand your liability and your obligations.I don't pretend to know anything about it, but having stolen goods installed, especially if you have personal knowledge of the circumstances can't be a good thing to be involved with.