It's harsh, but it's the only way to enforce these rules on tenants who think that THEY make the rules.Good luck!

There is a general contract rule that a judge could apply in the absence of any clear guidance in the lease - that notice is effectively given when sent.

Make sure you talking to the person on title(I don't deal with middle men) Build rapport first, find their motivation, and than solve their problem, make sure it has enough equity of course, than know your numbers, if it doesn't meet 70% rule, buy it "subject to" but only if it can still cash flow.

And a 2014 court ruling explicitly deems illegal a landlord’s attempt to impose any extra charges, whether labeled as “application,” “amenities,” or “community” fees.

My rentals ALWAYS start with the 1% rule.

@Mitch SmithI feel ya, part of Dale Carnegie's golden rules is "Never criticize, condemn or complain" and blasting someone in our industry could construed as violating that. 

Have a RE agent help you find a condo where the HOA does not restrict less than 30 day rentals. 

If you own the properties free and clear and you want to ull cash out within the 1st 6 months of being on title, then you limited to the Delayed Financing rules with Fannie Mae.

With the risk of oversimplifying, the underwriters set the "global" rule.

How do we avoid the original owner breaking any rules of section 8 housing?