Lots don't generally require surveys for coverage, a meets and bounds description would, but then I can read the description and arrive at it's area and content.

I think they are way out of bounds and very unreasonable ( to put it kindly).I am ready to get a lawyer, but my husband doesn’t want to pay anyone to do anything.

What you said there was at the least understandable and useful information for both this situation with the HOA , and my home and mortgage itself.A loose end regarding the HOA foreclosure that I'm wondering about is IF the HOA winds up getting the home in the foreclosure.

With the influx of students and young adults and no room to build more single family homes prices of these are bound to see a significant increase.

Talking about loosing leverage as you pay off the principle...

Good thing is that you learned a lot, didn't loose much money, and already have your finances in place somthT you can move more swiftly in the next deal you come across. 

If the seller sells me the property without paying the existing mortgage off, it would trip that clause and the mortgage company could foreclose on the property, and we both would loose out if he could not pay the loan off, so yes that's why the hard money lender is needed. 

If a REALTOR, their bound to present the offer unless the Sellers have given them written notice not to present any.Worse that happens is the Sellers refuse it and fail to counter.

If you get hit by a bus they need to know that they can outsource everything without loosing money.They want the building to bring in $1.20 for every $1.00 that they lend out.

When the lease is singed I physically walk the property and explain what is what and what they need to do.ExamplesIf a cabinet knob is loose, get a screwdriver and tighten it.