For condominiums where the association pays for landscaping, yard work, etc - what is a good, quick way to estimate expenses?

As I mentioned, the condo association docs don't prohibit it, but they still may try to block it and get lawyers involved.

But my attorney and I are having the foreclosure amended.rather than having the Condo Association proceed subject to the first mortgage, amend the Magistrate’s Decision to transfer the first mortgage to the proceeds.

I'm thinking about going through my old associate(who was an employee of my current manager).

A title issue, an issue with condo or HOA association, lost paperwork.   

I have no problem taking the year's rent up front (in Texas using a Texas Association of REALTORS lease agreement), as long as I would normally accept the tenant using my normal published screening criteria, and I would NEVER give a discount on the rent.

So my point is that there are other intangible things associated with the property, because of which I won't be selling it anytime soon (or at all). 

I don't really think his progress will fall neatly into monthly intervals, so is there a better way to organize this deal so there are definite timelines and dollar amounts associated with them? 

if they take the property and rent it out to cover the mortgage, you wont get foreclosed on, and they can keep the $20k equity in exchange for the fees...depending on the association it may be worth discussing.

@Eric DavenportHe is a business associate of a long time family friend (also a GC of New homes).