This is an association vs the individual owners case.I was merely answering the question he posed in his title.

I also wrote a sort of "manifesto" that helped me re-define the kind of investor I wanted to be.

Rental prices will continue to their above average growth rates as demand remains high and vacant properties merely trickle back into the market.

Here is the problem with your approach unfortunately, HOAs do not OWN the units, they merely gain LEGAL possession of the unit (in my state) to rent them out to a bonafide tenant with the objective to recuperate monies lost.

I found this passage to be pretty damning://Begin QuoteIn my view, the American dream of striking it rich is merely a well-marketed fantasy that keeps the bottom 99.5% hoping for better and prevents social and political instability.

Unfortunately these "gurus" have become mere GREEDY!

From my perspective, a listing agent merely lists the property, then tells you where you didn't fill the forms out correctly for escrow.I know there are exceptions, especially for me as I rehab properties all over the country.

The 60 unit apt I am only a silent investor in so, for me, it represents merely a return on capital that I am satisfied with.

You are very close, I actually hold me RE license in Valencia.I would prefer to consider a JV agreement in this scenario.

Hi everyone, Ive recently had the option to purchase 2 homes for a mere $4,500.00.