Hi Guys,Quick question: A condo association manager has been very reluctant in giving me access to the accounting of the association.

Not to mention that properties purchased with the intention of being used as a primary are almost always worse off than those purchased as an investment.Let’s connect and see if we can put our heads together to find a way for you guys to get out with your heads above water.Hope to hear from you soon!

My business associate is at Douglas Realty.

Look up Southern Maine Real Estate Investors Association on Facebook to get up to date info.

Can tenants be held responsible for foundation damage and all other damage associated with the issue?

Newbie question and completely hypothetical, just trying to wrap my head around how all this works.Say I have a property "A" I bought for $1,000,000 and it appreciated to $2,000,000 after 5 years.

Try visiting your local real estate investment association.

Make sure you check to see if they're involved in and organization like NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Management). 

YOU can view ALL the paperwork associated with YOUR tenant, including background checks, check stubs, bank statements, etc.

I have used O'Connor & Associates for several years on primary residences and investment properties.