The idea is to have the rent cover your mortgage and other associated costs of owning a property.

I have a question, has anyone ever successfully convinced a property management firm to allow the owner to retain broker rights to the subject property, control of maintenance (we own a contracting company) and also allow the property owner to be signatory to all accounts associated with the subject property.

Thereby avoiding a "No assignment" clause in the purchase contract and doing a double closing with the associated fees?

I understand there are premiums associated with any insurance, but does loss assessment insurance mitigate the risk that keeps a lot of people from wanting to invest in condos? 

However for young folks that have other priorities maybe starting a family or something I believe they will be cut out to a large degree. 

The history here is that when I bought the 3-family property 2 years ago in Chelsea, MA, the condo association for the property next door forced the previous owner of my property to move her fence about a foot so that they could park an extra car on their end. 

List of fees associated with RV Financing:Sales Tax of 6.25%RV Registration fee $33Titling fee $150Other fees that may be financed or paid up front.

You have no control over how well the association manages the property.

Hi again BP,I have an associated thread inquiring about DSCR lenders and have contacted all those lenders mentioned by posters to that thread and much appreciate the contributions. 

But city is holding us (the new owners) liable for it since the fines are associated with the lot.Not asking for legal advice but just wanting to see if someone has experienced something similar?