They’ll believe you had an obligation to obtain the higher, resell price for them as per a licensee.  

2) I believe she is legally obligated to look out for the seller’s interests over yours. 

You will need to take this to small claims court.I would also consider asking the attorney if you have a case against the HOA because the seller was a member of the HOA Board and may have legal obligations of disclosure.

That can sometimes be true, but that doesn’t excuse them from their obligation to present the offer and reply to you with the seller’s response.

You can find super affordable homes here below the median home price that beat average rent in these areas.2) If you factor in principal paydown, aka the amount of each monthly mortgage payment that goes back to you in the form of equity, AND the opportunity for appreciation, as Raleigh is expected to grow substantially over the next few years thanks to big corporations and swarms of people moving into the area.... you'll find that the math works our quite favorably for owning a home versus renting.3) When you factor in rate incentives with new construction homes in these areas may be even cheaper.

Especially when investing out-of-state, take into account the time, work, and obligations needed in maintaining the property.Create a Long-Term Investment Plan: Develop a long-term investment plan that outlines your goals, strategies, and timelines for acquiring additional properties.

I'm personally a fan of C-corporations, though they are also complicated.

I have recently leased out my commercial property. The lease states:
Landlord agrees to make all necessary repairs to structural portions of the Premises, including the roof, exterior walls, foundation, and exterior...

Corporate Docs (if an LLC)6.

The corporation?