There are additional hurdles for a wholesaler to go through and the property will not likely come in at a discount that would be appealing to them.When it comes to disposition of real properties from a Trust, the vote must be unanimous.

It seems that jumping into direct mail, regardless of budget, is the unanimous winner.

In most cases, it will take unanimous or near-unanimous consent of all property owners in the HOA to make a major change like disbanding the HOA.Aside from the consent issue, it seems to me you've already identified the major problem with shutting down the HOA - who takes over its responsibilities?

We are thinking of a short term joint venture that would be renewable based on a unanimous vote.Anybody have experience with this as well as an idea of what the percentage that we should offer her of our profit?

It is important to note that you should not have unanimity of trustee, grantor, and beneficiary.

@Jacob Budzynski It's pretty much unanimous  - hire an attorney and title company for doc prep, closing and title insurance. 

The answer I would predict you will get most unanimously on here would be that the high maintenance/hoa fees and the slow appreciation of condos make investing in them a bad (or at least risky) idea.

alright so guess it's unanimous that CL is a bad idea for getting a apprenticeship, won't waste my time then...thanks everyoneI'm actually going to a REI club meeting that I found on Meetup.com tomorrow so hoping that ends up being productive and not just someone pitching me.

The Philadelphia City Council unanimously without 1 vote saying “no” made wholesaling illegal.

That said, in any group-sponsor investment there is exposure to market risk and sponsor quality.Your challenge lies in the TIC's unique feature of requiring unanimous consent.