HOA has no rules about renting it out, currently I believe only 3 of the 7 are rentals but its close to public transport and amenities around the area.

See if the location matches with strong transportation spots (train, bus) Then look at the taxing in the towns and research the community to see if there is appreciation and cost benefit for a long term hold.Let me know if you have any questions.RegardsJoe Scorese

If you can't, be greatful that somebody is willing to trust you with their money so you can have a house and a means of transportation.

I just got tired of transporting and cutting granite that is why I tried the butcher block.

The post office is as efficient as the Afganistan transportation system.

There are laws protecting even unregulated rentals for seniors.

I even had to catch her cat and transport it!

I took them to small claims court and won back all of my security deposit, plus my transportation costs.  

They need to be able to afford rent, utilities, home supplies, home services, food, medical services, transportation, clothing, toiletries, and other personal items.

In general, materials cost more the further north and the further inland you go -- many materials enter the country through southern ports and it costs money to transport them to points further away.