I’m looking to meet people in this area so I thought this would be a great place to continue my networking efforts.

When we moved in we met with her and told her we would continue charging the same amount of rent she was being charged previously (which is about half of what other units bring in the area) but we wanted her to move out by April 1, which was about 2.5 months away.

My Brother and I want t continue buying multi-unit properties in Idaho, and building our business together.

I've been doing traditional buy/hold traditional investor for several years and I have little desire to continue finding  another12 month or "long term tenants".Observation #1:  Niche marketing.I've been want to to market to a specific clientele or target tenant (without violating discrimination laws).   

If 67% of the unit owners vote to implement restrictions, you may be prohibited from renting, unless there are grandfather provisions or hardship provisions included in the restrictions.If you’re already renting when that vote passes, you should be able to continue to lease your unit for the remainder of the lease term.

The borrower just came out of BK which stayed the previous HOA foreclosure that they are continuing with, and we are now starting FC as the 1st lien holder.  

The borrower just came out of BK which stayed the previous HOA foreclosure that they are continuing with, and we are now starting FC as the 1st lien holder.I had an epiphany today, and confirmed with our attorney but just wanted others feedback to double check.

The good news is that rents are continuing to rise along with prices, so things are still making sense for investors. 

I would suggest you find several members of BP that you have enjoyed reading their biographies or their threads and continue to research posts by those individuals.

I'll continue to rent where I am not because commuting over an 2 hours to work every day doesn't make sense to me.