From the information that I gathered from your first post, here is what I would suggest.Figure out your repair costs (include any repairs needed to the addition, assuming it is within code), and subsequently your lowest offer to the bank.

Fortunately or unfortunately, the most effective Associations are those that get on the delinquent accounts immediately with a posted Notice of Lien and subsequent foreclosure notice.

I say this because the author implies that you can use the down payments to finance subsequent purchases.

Last year around January he quit taking my calls and then subsequently had his cell phone shut off. he was never there when I went by and was even told he went out the back door to avoid me.

Subsequent to renting the houses, we sell the houses to investors and lease the houses back for a period of 5 years.

It seems like the investment can't be passive (you have to be "engaged in the management of the enterprise")USCIS Green Card Through Investment

Before getting it under contract do an informal walk through and take notes; subsequently under contract "hire" a certified property manager and/or appraiser to compare notes. 

Plus, you need a huge down payment to make up for loosing the long term interest in the property as well as offsetting the capital gains taxes and subsequent taxes from the payments....and you have to deal with escrow and those costs.

I recently had a units 1st floor flood from a leak in the laundry room, which subsequently destroyed the wood laminent flooring.

If a subsequent owner occupancy bylaw is proposed, I make it clear that I want to be grandfathered in.