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.

Routine inspections while a tenant occupies the property can be conducted every three to six months and will allow you to stay on top of maintenance and address any issues with the upkeep of the property.

unforeseen circumstances (to the extent provided in forms, instructions, or regulations)For each of the three situations where a partial exclusion may be available (change in employment, health reasons, or unforeseen circumstances), safe harbors are available.

I've noticed it's pretty common in the Boston area to see houses that have three apartments but are only zoned for two.

I can't tell you how many times I've had someone apply with four cats or three dogs and a cat, allegedly prescribed for their depression or anxiety.

I want to buy 3 lots in 3 separate companies that will then be sold to three different buyers.

In the past three years Zillow started ibuying.

anyway, earlier this year i purchased my first investment property (a three bedroom single family home) for $45k cash.  

All three, Market, strategy and plan must work simultaneously with each one depending on the other two for the success of that specific deal.The Market tells you where to invest, the strategy tells you how, and the REI Plan tells you when.

That would be over 50 years old which is about three times the life expectancy.