With that said, we have to try - so I've sort of pieced together bits and pieces from experienced investors I've met in person, podcasts, books, forums, information I've heard/seen get brought up multiple times, etc. and tailored it to my style/what I believe will lead to success (for me).I've attached a screen shot of what I'm currenlty targeting, but treating it like a diet/workout plan...

. :)PS great job on your health regime I started mine last june and am happy camper.

Ask around for an attorney who is experienced with condo regimes and HOA/POAs.  

Of course there is the issue of a strict diet.

There were many frugal years, no social life unless she could paint or drywall, junker cars & a company overtime meal diet of KFC etc.

With this will be the dismantling of the ubiquitous U.S. presence throughout the world in the form of 1) global military bases, 2) satellite regimes propped up with 'foreign aid,' and 3) wars and other covert activities to promote U.S. interests.What concerns me with the dismantling of the U.S. empire is that other interests (most particularly our largest creditor) will fill the void through military escalation, leapfrogging the U.S. in naval capabilities, and will begin to exert its muscle just as the U.S. recedes.

We have to have diets where we lose 10 pounds in  two weeks, and the late night infomercials tell us we can get rich quick. 

@Jermaine Perry Just go on the Dave Ramsey diet.

I generally try to avoid condos for a number of reasons, but lately I've run into a couple dealsthat have made me re-think this position.On my first few condos, I treated them the same as regular small residential properties, as @Nicole C. seems to be suggesting you do, but I've quickly realized that the equation can be a bit more complicated on a condo regime. 

We are exploring the idea of setting up a condo regime, and building a large(3,000sf) condo and selling it(or refinancing and renting).