This offer is basically for the lot as the house needs everything from top to bottom but appears to be structurally intact......just old and neglected. 

Be prepared to go to court.

Assuming they filed in July, you would need to pursue unpaid rents with the bankruptcy court.

The combination of debt paydown, equity build, and appreciation and time are what build wealth.I would suggest taking a couple months to network on BP...setup your keywords, follow the forums and a market will appear...I'm personally big on Columbus, Oh because I live and work here...but you will find some really well qualified investor agents on BP that can speed up your learning curve by doing some 30-minute interviews with them...unfortunately, you can't escape the legwork.Always glad to chat more on our location or investing in general.

The Tax Court ruled that the exchange qualified under IRC Sec. 1031.

Here’s how the tight rental market is now affecting family court.

She removed 2 of the 5 full bags of trash he had sitting in entry/kitchenSept 1 township blight enforcement officer comes, documents outside conditions, walks inside, exits with legs covered in dozens of fleasSept 3, tomorrow, I plan to take the 7 day notice to the court houseMy BIG question is:Now that the squatter hasn't slept at the property for over a week, and there is no power, and no gas, and the house if full of food and trash: Has the eviction process changed?

I did read about the license requirement for working in Denver; appears quite strict.

My main question is, although this house appears to cash flow well, is this too high risk and too much of a potential headache for a first time deal?

After 14 days from the delivery of the notice you can file an eviction in court.