Personally, I wouldn't spend money on an attorney because 1) I think the covenants/restrictions can sensibly be used against STRs and 2) because the HOA potentially has deep pockets if the officers decide to fight because they can pass the cost of the fight to the home owners.I would reach out to the officers to get their sentiments and to plead my case, and I would start building my case with the other homeowners. 

But since I’m not an experienced fix-and-flipper, this would require hard money, additional out-of-pocket expenses, and a 3-6 month turnaround before selling.

You can include in the definition of default the creation of an additional lien (either voluntarily or involuntarily). 

Additionally, each deep clean after a mid-term stay costs around $300 or more, which almost negates the financial benefit of the mid-term rental model. 

Depending on the investment and your current knowledge, this can take from 2 to 20 hours of research.2, Spend $400 - $600 for 2 hours consultation with an attorney who specializes in real estate IN THE STATE that the underlying property is located in.3.

I understand that that a home in Jerome Village would already have property tax, that would include additional fees for the roads, infrastructure, etc. and that it's based upon "millage" and the home's assessed value. 

If I assume the IHDA soft loans, am I subject to the additional "HOME" compliance requirements?

In my market you can get an additional unit for each affordable rent unit.  

There will be much more government spending and jobs created in Mcallen to secure the border, leading to continued population growth.

Meanwhile, Paces clients very slowly build up their capital, but we all know the majority will spend it and come right back to the group to let Paces organization fund it so he continues building his wealth from all of these "gators".Do I get annoyed hearing about this every day..YES..Do I think it was a great form of revenue for Pace..YES.