People don't realize it takes *work* to sell a house and not every body is successful at it just because they are licensed.That statistic stunned me. 

If your offer doesn't interest them, they will probably react the same way.

Otherwise, you grow a body of homeowners who are much less likely to approve a tax levy the next time one rolls around. 4. 

What is very important is the final budget and how complete it is or how detailed it is and the anticipated profit with that done.With a $500,000 profit to split everyone deserves their fair share depending on the participation in making things done properly and every bodies involvement. 

Or at least won’t leave you screwed if the economy tanks so quickly that you can’t react.

This seems like a no brainer as the property owner but wonder how the tenants react to/feel about it.

I wonder how our HOA will react if I ask :)

I'm looking forward to completing my first deal and receiving checks from "warm bodies"@Mike McCarthy The existing lease seems fine.

Since it's metal, I'm thinking I could treat this like auto body work.. patch the metal with welding, then body filler and smooth out, prime/paint, etc. 

Hi Fellow BP members,Has anyone had success investing in real estate that allotted for the private ownership of a pond/ body of water?