Amiee that is a tough situation and not to heap sorrow upon sorrow but you should be aware that now that the HOA has started talking "special assessment" you will need to disclose that to any potential buyer and they will most likely discount the value of the condo most or all of that amount.  

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IDK if 60 days is the right number, but, yes, you should all move out or all stay.

There is no written lease. I purchased the home with her in it already. I found out about an attack dog through a letter from a neighbor. There was also an attack by the dog on a neighbor either right before or righ...

If the monthly "savings" can offset some (or all) of the seller's costs upon exit, I stand to break even without property price appreciation under the assumption I can sell for exactly what I bought - a fairly conservative, base case.

And one day he just might want to sell off some or all of his properties.

You can obviously go a bit easy on the income side, but don't go easy on the rest just because the government is paying part of or all the rent.

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