Thank you for your post Diego Guevara I really like San Antonio and as of right now im maneging the properties myself.I have, but im still dearly new to the real estate market so I try to do a lot of research.

Our company has tripled in size in this time as we have added team members and new services and departments.  

Dear HOA forum readers,We have lost all control of our park, have put up private park signs, fences, spoke with kids, and their parents who tresspass.

I contacted the water department to turn on supply and they informed me I have a unpaid water for a six month period.

My goal is to work for a Big 4 firm and eventually work my way into a finance department at a Fortune 500 company.

The underwriter at the mortgage company says that under the Fannie Mae guideline, if the HOA insurance department cannot prove that they have the 800K in reserve funds, my refinance cannot be approved. 

Also, I believe that even if you have disclosures stating otherwise, your department of real estate may still say that you have an agent/client relationship, and fiduciary duty, and if your customer (client?)

Hi Syed,You are going after national tenants that offer more security and tend to pay more per sq ft.They only do that for the best locations.Their development departments get bombarded with site submissions all the time.

I am the Office Manager of a local building department and have been for about 4.5 yrs now.

With this all in mind, here lays the problem.1) The government is drawing down on it's Department of Defense personnel numbers meaning jobs cuts for the next 6-10 years.