This has happened to me. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/84/topics/638501-suggestions-for-a-deadbolt-with-a-code?

Sure, that's good enough"Stranger still is that the floors were completely level - which suggests that they may not have been properly tied into the walls.Thanks for the thoughts though.

You can pick up some fantastic units on the East side of Denver that cash flow and appreciate well, and can be purchased very affordably compared to the city. 

.- low prices- very good price-to-rent-ratios in the B class neighborhoods, and fantastic price-to-rent-ratios in the C class neighborhoods,- low property taxes- very landlord friendly laws- major city with good transportation, good infrastructure, and solid employmentNotice that appreciation is not on the above list. 

Any suggestions?

Hopefully he has also seen you deliver at work, and your willingness to roll up your sleeves and take on a task, without hesitation.many potential investors show up at meetups but fail to follow through or even have a plan.I'd suggest you take this further by developing a business plan and goal setting. 

I have suggested he rent it out.

My number 1 suggestion would be to work with an experienced investor or realtor who would be willing to show you the ropes.

Any ideas or suggestions?

If you rural setting lacks a leasing agent, give it a go with the suggested $13-14 rate.