If you are thinking of investing or buying a condominium you must do the following: Request a copy of the past year financial audit; the current RESERVE STUDY (not more than a year old); the annual budget; a copy of the CC&R and Rules and Regulations.

If the dispossessory warrant is served by "tack and mail" service, a copy being placed on the door and a second copy sent by mail, the court cannot issue a money judgment.

I've asked an HOA here in Southern Cal for an electronic copy of their reserve study, since we are thinking about putting an offer in on a condo (the exterior railings of the complex have extensive wood rot and termite damage).

Before I responded to my tenant I thought I would ask BP for some feedback.I would post the indemnification clause but Zip Form.com won't allow copy and paste.

I send copies of receipts.

That is, send one copy via First Class mail and post another copy in a prominent location of the rented premises, usually the front door.

On the last one i did IRS asked for a copy of purchase con. escrow inst. and all the information on the deal, it is assigned to an agent they review and if aproved will give a one page letter were they will not release the lien until they get the final HUD 1 from title and verify that no funds are going to seller and the day after recording they release lien combinig with title officer.

I still prefer to read hard copy books, but the newer generations do not seem to care to learn to read unless it is the comics.

i always have a problem at the opposite end of the spectrum. all the homes i have purchased have come $300-$800 above the purchase agreement.the biggest crock is the appraisers having a copy of the PA. dont even get me started on that.they dont want to kill a deal and they appraise the house i am about to buy JUST above the PA. whatever. i still get a great long term deal

As for the particular area you want considered, as for a copy of the lender's BPO and bring it to your own broker to see if he can explain why that market area is being excluded.