The problem is that the HOA is broke, has lost FHA status and is under threat of bankruptcy.

When the threat is resolved, the assets transfer back domestically with no penalty or IRS problems since the trust is a grantor trust.

The threat of being kicked out of our homes removed would be a big plus.

A threat of suing the HOA for diminished value of your unit may get them to cave.Also, check the laws.

We are receiving threats and demands from tenants who recently vacated.Our tenants, who you know were a total nightmare if you're following my other posts, finally embraced the happy clause and are out half way through their lease.Luckily they took exceptional physical care.

I called the tenant who lives in the apartment where the threat supposedly came from and he was not home all day, no one was home all day due to being at a July 4th family bbq...

https://www.cfr.org/report/cyberattack-us-power-grid"Of course we need to improve the cyber security of our grid.

But they basically need to prove that granting the special exception will lead to a "substantial threat" to the health and safety of the community.

There is a tree within five feet of a property I have under contract. It's got a noticeable lean to it and the unanimous advice I've received is to remove it. However, what is more concerning to me is whether it is im...

(I think in most cases it’s not a big deal)- not talking to the neighbor after the threats or when he tried to engage and being away from the property for the week leading up to the survey may have helped (certainly helped me.