Check out Women's invest group in Irvine and Phyllis Rockweller group in LA.

It can be painful fighting with some long time owner that has nothing better to do than be on the HOA board.   4 hour long meetings can get old fast.   

Needless to say after doing everything I could after 2 and 1/2 years of fighting it off I filed.

I'm brand new to REI but am willing to work/fight/scratch/claw my way up from the bottom.

That questions sort of begs the question, why fight grandpa then?  

Fight through the pain!

I am not sure if the court will call them BS as long as the corporation hold its meeting and file corp requirements, while the judge can call it, you can also fight for it, a discussion that is reserved for another day.

I am in a predicament where my tenants are not paying because the father got hurt at work and the company is fighting his claim.

I am not aware of it being confidential unless you have agreed to those terms....maybe a pm can chime in...But a clever person may be able to get your name and contact info through an assessor database or other public source ..As to your question, I find tenants that leave owing you money tend to have just the opposite reaction (more flight than fight)..

I suspect that the pipe was in an area with poor insulation and froze from the outside temperature.I think that this just happened, and she should fight the liability.