Yeah, she use to be the President of the SF Fed and is now Chair of the Board of Governors.

Rob,You should find out who the local REIA is in the area and either join/network with them or call their President and ask for a referral....you can probably find the local REIA on this website or at www.nationalreia.com....not sure if there is a chapter in NM but my guess is that you will find one.

You also need to enforce your HOA rules, and if the renter is violating them, it's up the owner to make him comply, or face the fines and consequences.Before we go to the expense of hiring an attorney we need to figure out it the board; who mostly "sit on their hands" will support and a president who mostly refused to enforce the rules and "not make waves".

And if you can not find a Realtor, which Im sure your REIA president can assist you, go to http://www.uslegalforms.com/prodpages/WA-P069-PKG.htm|pockets USLegalForms has a discount arrangement w BP Nation.

Natalie Cofield, President & CEO, Greater Austin Black Chamber of Commerce, also said she has dealt with the same trends in DC, LA, NYC, pointing out that Austin's not alone in rising property values in what were once predominantly minority neighborhoods.

Hello I am an owner, occupier & president of my 21 unit condo development in Arcadia, California.

After 6 months, we (the majority of homeowners) had pressed criminal charges against the HOA president and one other board member and cancelled every contract we had with common area maintenance contractors.

hi ScottGet an attorney from the state the property is located in, get the attorneys name from an REIAs president near the property.

NOT A SHORT SALEI've been through all their departments including the Office of the President and they all say they don't do this.Any tips would be highly appreciated.

Thus far, he's been good with advice and just doing what he said he would.I have talked to the President of my REIA and asked him for some referrals.