If so, I can explain how to develop a community and housing layout for any piece of land that meets low rise density requiements in a way that maximizes square footage built...and profits.

Identical layouts. 

They lay out their criteria to 1. buy right 2. manage right 3. finance right.

@Todd MossHi Todd - hard to say exactly as I'd think this decision will largely rest on an assumption / intuitive feel for possible appreciation of the property over time. 

The layout is actually pretty cool, but the scope of work is more than I'm able to handle at the moment.

If you don’t have existing drawings we would need to come to the site, measure, and create the as-builds — plan check usually requires we make a site plan showing the overall existing building and detailed framing / layout in the area impacted by the scope of work.

Also in addition to Intuit's support, there is lots of online information about how to use it. 

However, they are still on the hook for a reasonable period of time.Now, there may be laws in your state or locality that layout what those reasonable damages are that you are entitled to, but the one month is the least the person would owe you.

I live right outside of Denver and comps in the last few months have been around $290 - $295k (in the same complex, exact same layout, ours should go for a few k higher). 

If something seems off, but you're not sure what, it's your intuition.