I mean if you or I bought a flip and put a 7% fee on the CD for that stuff we'd get laughed out the closing attorneys office, but we don't run the most well known name in all of Real Estate. 

There are over 300 offices in the USA.

Should I take on the mess with the city permit / code violations office or walk away from the deal?

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.

(HUD Administrative Law Judges presides with HUD's Office of General Counsel, and cases in the federal courts are handled by the U.S.

Frequently, a portion of a residence is used for business purposes (such as a home office/rentals).

I recommend you chat with a managing broker at a local office where you will be a realtor.

I also work for a mortgage broker as a loan officer so feel free to reach out with any questions regarding the loan process!

I would be happy to help you with my Title Officer in Mississippi no charge, you have to get the family to sign.

The property has 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an office.