You'll probably want to get on the condo board as any financial decisions are going to affect you x19.

You can request the HOAs budget and financials to determine if it's reasonable or not.In addition to landscaping and pool, an HOA is also required to carry insurance on both the property and the board of directors' E&O insurance. 

now there's a whole foods a block way. it has covered parking in an area very crowded even for street parking.so for me key things to look for are Location, HOA, and HOA fees, and parking situation.

If that's the case than I would consider a few things.1) If you want to buy something "turn key" don't worry too much about the numbers...first and foremost it's your primary residence.

The May 2018 Central Texas Housing Market Report is out from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR).

Instantaneous as I was holding the keys to hand to a new tenant.

Advice on how you sort the data and the key columns you take in to account, would be a huge help.Thank you,Ryan

There is a sense of camaraderie here that is already apparent reading through the boards that I look forward to being a part of.

They sign a termination agreement and give me the keys effective the day they move out.

Sounds like Cash for Keys might be your best bet.