Get on the phone and talk to strangers.

At the end of the day you have a promise to pay from a stranger, and if they don't pay the lease is your legal framework to force payment from a court.

I did do credit checks however.....In closing it seems like a high risk proposition to provide a stranger with such sensitive and potentially harmful information.I would appreciate the opinions of those who use these forms and your opinion as to the wisdom of providing such detailed information.Thanks in advance.

Plus, that way you would have a name and phone number for everyone who shows up, rather than just letting any random stranger or criminal to come traipsing through your property, casing the place or just adding more dirt.I have spoken LOL.  

Her response was no, she is not going to allow any showings (her reason is Coronavirus health hazard from strangers).

I think people mistakenly believe if they are doing work for a friend that it is somehow different than a stranger.

Why are you in quarantine, and if bonafide, why are you allowing strangers to come into contact with you?

By buying into that HOA, you have now invited 100 complete strangers into your investment, whether they know anything about property management or money management or are fiscally responsible.Now, any one of them can attempt to get onto the board of the HOA. 

I certainly wouldn’t be showing them right now.Tenants aren’t going to want you bringing a bunch of strangers into their homes.

Not only do you have dues you can't ever predict, but the rules can change, the association could end up with idiots (very common) on the board who destroy the financials - it's like inviting a whole bunch of strangers who probably have zero real estate savvy or property management savvy or commercial financial management savvy - into your investment.I made the mistake of investing in one once, after only owning anything fee simple prior, and I couldn't wait to sell it.