You may get some good info there, not to mention you can see if they are discussing any major infrastructure issues with the community that might affect your HOA fees (the roads need paving, a bridge or dam needs to be replaced, etc.).3.  

I am in need of an eviction attorney that serves Beaver County, PA. 

They were like animals for the kill so i paid rather face loosing all my monies they would say your a renter u will be out in a day, they would say..Im not your agent" I was facing the devil himself and it turned out they were a local part of a network of agents that were victimizing out of state renters and investors by this site with these promises and the tenants were just actually assigned to these homes that the agents had held by those dam sandwich option contracts until they could lure a sucker in them with those home ownership deals and belief of actually being able to buy a home, yet soon as that contract was complete began the method of tactics threats intimidation that i could see would have a person new to Nevada running for their lives..yet it made me want to win the right to buy a goal and i stuck it out to the tune of submitting over $22k in 11 months and when the time came I was allowed to notify them of the purchase being requested..

The kicker is that they are letting a lot of water out of the Addicks Dam.

So far we know one of our rental properties flooded and we have 3-4 more that will most likely flood this afternoon when they open additional dams to let water levels go down in the reservoirs.

Anyone out there have any experience with condos in Colorado ski towns such as Avon, beaver creek, or winter park?

The dam project contract was just awarded so that could be a big change, at least for several years.

I'm a 23 year old new real estate investor that will be focusing on the Beaver County area which is about 30 minutes north of Pittsburgh.

The biggies that you don't always see (read expensive) for me in CO are stable soil/foundation/water intrusion, aluminum wiring or out of favor fuse panels, hvac if not replacing, sewer scope in most older neighborhoods, roof (which will need to be brought to code (shingles, ice dams, re-sheeting maybe) on the sale usually if it's older). 

I don't install gutter guards on any of my own properties because with them on there is added risk of debris building and damming up and backing water up to the soffit.