You could probably cut a deal with them with a prom note in the future if they have nothing.

Flaunt your pre-approval letter, go see a few properties, and develop confidence in your own judgement...until then most agents will keep you in the MLS auto-search purgatory until you prove yourself.

@Wayne Brooks  we always have defined release clauses in the prom note.. however I suspect most dont know to ask..

Again, working with an agent, who I trust to keep me out of any "two dates to the prom" issues.

I personally think people who flaunt their wealth on social media are usually looking for validation. 

Should that person blatantly flaunt the rules - and you as owners allow it - then the HOA may get sued over and above the coverage.

When I'm a seller, I'll flaunt the low expenses of having tenants pay their own utilities. 

So what’s the deal Patrick quit teasing us like a prom date!

I think many people approach CPAs cold, saying “I’m going to start buying real estate (some time) and I need a ‘core four’” like they are asking someone they’ve never met to the prom.  

We've had some clients tell us they've been approached by salespeople to invest in these, with assurances that they are secured with a prom note and mortgage against property.