Might need to just get to a more informed person at the lender to ask these questions, or get your attorney involved. 

I personally have used Citywide for the past 3 or 4 years and am satisfied with their service. 

If the house is too old then I’m not sure what I can do.

Anyone have experience as HOA Management in what happens to revenue when property owners losing their houses?

I am about to rent out my single family home that I personally own.

They’re experiencing strong population growth and a real need for new housing.

He wants to focus on large ticket items for property managers: roofs, turns, hvac replacement, whole house painting, things like that.

If the house you are going to sold was your owner occupied primary residence AND you have occupied at least 2 out of the last 5 years all gains up to 500k a exempt from taxes. and remember equity and gains are not the same thing.

Plus, having a personal connection can sometimes help you get better deals.Hard money loans, on the other hand, are usually backed by “hard assets,” typically real estate.

I'll give you the short answer.If you invest $175,000 to purchase a $750,000 house and you'll earn appreciation on the full $750,000 and not just the $175,000 you put in.Do a search for "real estate vs stock market calculator" on your favorite search engine and you'll find examples like this: https://businesscaseguy.com/should-i-invest-in-real-estate-o...