Other things he did.1) did not put a spacer between cabinets, so if I fix that the granite countertop slab gets tossed because the measurments changed and it will be shorter than the cabinets.2) He tried removing a rusted shut 70 year old clean-out drain cap, and caused it to pop off (under pressure) and flood under the cabinets.

I actually prefer regulations over not knowing what’s going to happen and risking being shut down entirely.

Now, the owner owns a nice church next door.

I had to do this to my condo as an exit strategy from short term rentals because my condo association shut down short term rentals.

Several of them have been shut down thank goodness.  

Sell.I am really concerned about trends I have seen in Florida where condos are being shut down due to unpayable costs/assessments, the building gets torn down and then a new one rebuilt and the condo owners simply lose everything.The idea of an HOA on sterroids makes me want to avoid them but then the added risk of shady tear downs makes me avoid condos like the plague.

Look for a "Financial Peace University" class hosted by a local church that will teach you how to budget.

One more thing I forgot if you have a 12 month lease like I do I state in the lease that if the bill is exceeded $200 at any given time we will shut off the water.

So just check first, it would be bad to get shut down on your first inspection.

Quote from @Erin Church: Quote from @J.