As we were going through this process, we assumed that we would not be doing a complete re-paint of our home since in the original settlement it only covered affected areas, which is less than 1/3 of the home and our house was painted less than 3.5 years ago with approved colors (we still have the official “approval” from the HOA/Architecture Review Committee).

Less red tape and committee discussions.

In my state and yours I could go out and list every single property that is already listed, it is just the seller would still have to pay a commission on the first listing, and I would be facing the ethics committee and likely be kicked out of the board, or a severe don't do that anymore.

It's a PITA, but at least the process follows certain rules, and you're not subject to the vagaries of the credit committee at a local bank, that might well be under regulatory pressure.In answer to your question, yes the bank might "force" your loan off its books, one way or another.

I looked through the Texas Property Codes this evening and they all pretty much assume that committees meet regularly.

In that case he replaced his shingles without getting the architectural committee approval.

I chaired the redevelopment committee as part of the overall assessment.

You really need to understand what your local historic preservation committee will require of you.

I would much rather have rentals outside of an HOA, as these add additional costs and limit your flexibility with the property (have to send any exterior decisions to a committee, sometimes cannot rent OR can have ability to rent revoked by committee vote).Aside from that, the main things I see are 40K for 1 property grossing $675/mo or 2 properties for 45K grossing $1000/mo.

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