He owns his own commercial GC company here in Tampa and I’m a realtor.

Another thing she told me was that she would like to stay an extra 30 days after the closing date, meaning that she would like to move out on the 28th of July.

My question is this:  Should we move out to maximize cash flow on this property? 

We’re planning to rent our home when we move—but we know we will be moving out of state. 

It the market is moving quickly, tell them it is to code of the day it was built and you're not willing to do anything.

I have spoken with my attorney about this and he generally feels like I should not use the operating company structure at all.

Once you see that a company offers such a guarantee, check the Better Business Bureau to see whether consumers complain that the company hasn’t followed through on that promise.Expectations should vary based on the duration of the programs as well.

Now that the rehab is complete, there's some equity in the property, and I'm moving in, I can't help but wonder if it's smart to take this time to do something on the side to pay down my mortgage faster or start educating myself on screening tenants and doing my due diligence.

Burkhead Insurance Services is his company if you want to DM me I can send you his contact info also, don't think it'll let me post it on the forums. 

He is recently divorced and has to sell his house, but he really doesn't want to move.