I don't know what the bylaws state.The HOA most definitely can be a source of pain when it comes to "he doesn't really live there" drama.

Chronic pain - The use of medical marijuana to treat chronic pain.2.

I know they're hurting as much as I am, and I want to help alleviate their pain.

Your second call is to a real estate attourney bc again the nuance involved in filling out the forms is a pain in the *** + you need special legal sized paper with margins of a certain length - lol - I thought I had it all dialed in, brought it to the assessor's office (or whatever city, windowless room it was) and got pinged $85 for the wrong paper size. :) I am currently working on quit claiming our recent purchase into the LLC and after gathering most of the paperwork have just left a message with an attourney so I don't have to go through all those hoops again.

We both live in different geographies and its a pain point for either of us to travel to a different location all the time when we encounter a deal we are interested in.

However, if this is simply a case of spending a little less on personal lifestyle choices now during a cash poor period while you complete a couple of rehabs, I say absorb the lifestyle pain now and enjoy the profits down the line. 

sounds like a pain in the *** for an investment vehicle. also raises the question to me of " Where the heck is this property located that its eligible?"

They’re always a pain in the butt to work.Have you thought about investing out of state at all.

Multifamily properties can be a pain.

It may not end up costing as much as you think and it can save you pain later.