That entails both money and time, and she may not have had the opportunity to expend either within 5 days of the divorce.Were I in your shoes, I'd engage an attorney to draft the quit claim deed, inform the ex to contact the attorney's office and arrange a time for her to go sign, and that would be that. 

@Erik Dominguez I’m up in Denver and am active duty and happy to help in any way I can.

If the park is not active has no paying tenants and no cash flow it is worth nothing more than the land value.  

With that pricing, all of your account balances - regardless of the titling - and the activity can be analyzed together to give you lower pricing.

Capital expenses is a big one.I would have her sign up for bigger pockets, get active on the forums, and read a lot of blogs, watch youtube videos, etc...

I have several SFH where I am actively involved in that whenever there is a problem I respond to repair the issue. 

If you ever look to be active in the San Antonio market I would be glad to help!

I at one time had active businesses, via S Corps, C Corps and LLC's though I never placed my rentals in an LLC.

The few things that haven't are slowly getting extended before end of day.On the contrary, if a practitioner is slammed or very busy on April 15th I'd be concerned that he/she has poor engagement management and/or time management skills...I'm done with this thread... 

Jason, in order to use your real estate license it would need to be active and with a real estate firm, right?