@Eddie GonnellaWelcome to BP, and congratulations on making the decision to invest in your future via real estate.I have written a few blog posts that may help you get started here on BP, and with your investing.

A HOA can be very risky so ask about them before you buy (from future neighbors) another one of thattype of unit and know their requirements or possible special assessments for capital expenditures and know if that property is close to making one. 

I am running on the assumption that there will be no apperception in value and that the trailers will have a value of 0 at some point in the future. 

In the future make sure you are prepared to follow the bidder agreement before placing a bid.  

Any feedback is greatly appreciated and I look forward to working with you in the future.

I’m pretty hopeful that you might be able to take your response into consideration with regard to how you handle future responses. 1.

And pick up some negative MN state income for tax purposes  if I happen to make any money in the state in the future. 

Have any of you considered or do any of you put that money into a CD equal to the length of the lease so you can gain a significantly greater amount of interest on that money you will hold onto for the foreseeable future rather than letting it sit in a low yield savings account.

After working my company for 6 years I’ve come to a realization that I need a back up plan for mine and my fiancés future.

According to how I interpret these bylaws is they need 67% approval of the homeowners and 51% of the banks to expand to the community and to deny future use of a common element.