These are the kinds of opportunities that are out there now if you're willing to look outside the United States.I guess a third item would be the recent boom in foreclosures- it seems we may have another mini-golden age of foreclosures.

Yeah, what John said.Also, take any of my advice as a starting off point for a conversation with an attorney.

Here's a link to the Department of Justice' web site page that talks about service animals.http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/qasrvc.htmI think you may need to have a conversation with your doctor about whether or not this qualifies as a "service animal" under the ADA guidelines.Jon

Welcome Lasandra,Hope the information and conversations here will help you decide how to proceed.

That for sharing with the group.To extend the conversation a bit.The terms of specific trusts are not transparent to folks here.

Even if they were to send a letter to the HO saying they were going to get a court judgement, THAT might be enough to get him to correct the items.

They will say this is for liability reasons and there is some truth to this given the normal investor wants to add or delete items.

Many hoas will apply _any_ payment to other items first, so that the dues are always delinquent or not paid. that is illegal in at least some states.

I could go on and on and on.Forget trying to itemize the expenses.

No personal item in a rental will appreciation and it will tie up more cash.