Typically, associations almost beg to get a quorum at annual meetings so they can elect directors, and quorums are achieved by persuading many homeowners to turn over their votes by proxy to the association president or another insider.

That process is where the commercial lender/banker puts the entire package together to 'sell the deal' to the powers that be (usually the board of directors, CEO, Chief Lending Officer at my bank).

My wife is a seasoned property manager, and I am Director of Maintenance and Construction of approx. 10,000 apartment units.

A lot has to do with if it's considered "Real" property or not, and that has a lot to do with foundation type and You state's laws.There are states that still consider mobile homes the same as any other vehicle.I don't know any of this but I think You have a good place to start You research from Your chair, ain't this interweb wonderful?

When you walk into his cubicle and ask a simple question, the first thing he says is "grab a chair, take a seat".

Frame the boards and put hinges on them and you have accessible storage area for outdoor items like a grill, chairs...

Salt Lake City was right there at like 4.8% I almost fell out of my chair in disbelief.

Theres holes in the wall where recliners and chairs smash into them frequently, so i'm pretty safe to say this is NOT normal wear and tear.

The higher-ups that manage the officers and the underwriters want to avoid having to explain to their higher-ups (sometimes the board of directors) why they approved the defaulting loan.

It arises from investors that treat income properties as a passive arm chair investment.