No, not if he wants to buy through an LLC. 

Thanks for the shout out @Matt Boyle, I never saw this notification!

@Himanshu Jain - First and foremost, check the covenants to see if they allow rental in the association or not? If

30 yearsannual taxes - SAMEannual insurance - SAMEMonthly $1967.87 - this is really too big of a bill to cover, but not if I could supplement some funds from a renter of my current home.Current home costs me $480/month and that includes taxes and insurance - with increase to a 6%tax rate lets say it now costs me $600/monthI can get a reasonable $1700/month in rent for my current home.minus $600 for mortgage on current home = 1,100/month, leftover/cashflow/whatever you want to call it.New homes mortgage of 1967.87 - 1,100 (from current home rental savings) = 867.87/month out of our pocket. - this is a number that we would really love to work with each month.Scenario 1 minus Scenario 2 = a savings of 746.33/month (8,955.96/year)Now with this scenario, obviously we have the mortgage of new home offset by the rent of current home, but we don't have the money up front to do any renovations right away either.

I had not received any notification of damage from the HOA, so assumed it should be refunded.  

Agent or not, if you bring me a buyer I will give you a $500 referral fee, and that is what I plan on giving this agent.

It should not take 30 days or 3 weeks to setup a note for servicing, however there is a waiting period do to notification requirements found in RESPA.

If you have your keywords set up, you should get a notification.

I really like the attitude that it teaches in Rich Dad Poor Dad start asking how can I do this not if you should or saying that because of X,Y, or Z that you can't and figure out how you can.

-Is this a good deal why or why not? If