Furthermore, the HOA must comply with your request to add a second mailing address because "all mailing-related requests fall under Civil Code section 5260, and the types of notices that may be sent to two address are described in Civil Code section 4040. 

We unfortunately live in a society where litigation is viewed as a source of windfall profits.So, the choice to go forward and do-it-yourself without advanced education is a personal choice.

If hiring a PM should not be appropriate for you, I suggest you at least speak with a local attorney about any unfulfilled promises you have made to the tenants to date - you don’t want them dragging you into any litigation just because they could.

Failure to make any payment on or before stated date is considered a material violation of this agreement and is grounds for further action as permitted by law including but not limited to civil court claim, adverse credit reporting to all three agencies and surrender of tenant information to a collection agency.

You can call the police and they tell you it is a civil matter, because you don't have an eviction order. 

In NC an HOA probably paid ~$5k for a professional reserve study done by knowledgeable professionals (civil engineers), so it's worth taking advantage of the information in the reserve study.  

In Michigan, since this involves a rental, most police departments will say this is a "civil issue" and not something they will follow up on. 

I talked to the lawyer and said my transaction with a seller is not affected by if there is a litigation in a family. thanks :) 

Many times an insurer will use this coverage as a "good faith" payment to help avoid litigation.

The federal government can seize your property if they choose (though unlikely) through civil asset forfeiture if you allow the use of marijuana on the premises.