I don't know if this has been standard across the board, but in the few that I have looked at this also seems to be the case.

BTW, in regards to Experience 2, have you considered filing a complaint with the state board that governs the title company?

I think working backwards by getting a manager on board is probably the best way for you to figure out how to proceed in the most efficient mannerThanks and GL!

Thanks, appreciate it   Feel free to use your thread as a sounding board. 

The June 2024 market report from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR) shows that the median home price in the City of Austin decreased 1.6% to $600,000 over the past 12 months.

Plus, I like to get on the HOA boards and that's fun, too. 

Need a new roof in a 3-5 years, you probably want to be pretty liquid (year long CD, Money Market, maybe very short term bond fund etc) for those funds.On a condo board 15 years ago, I  was once able to get us into some nice CD's a decade ago that laddered with the useful life of components.

If you want to nit-pick reality, I guess I could get on-board… but the general concept is that you make allowances for the things you are talking about.  

I have tried to mitigate the problem for weeks now and have even addressed it with the HOA and Board of Directors because it’s a building problem that is invading my unit now.  

It's true that demand seems to be low across the board this year for vacation or travel rentals.