@Jason Mak Thanks for the heads up on Colorvision.  

It seems that there must be (or should be) somehow a way to find out if there any past dues prior to bidding so the HOA cannot come up with any number they like in their head! 

I've been analyzing deals in Philadelphia too and that seems like it may also be a good route to head down in the future, as it's only 2 hours away.

If you were to call me, for instance, we'd really drill down into the "why" of switching CPAs to determine fit.You mention responsiveness (common complaint) and someone who can "provide more" like advising on entity structures and tax strategies related to apartment buildings.

There's not a day that goes by that I don't shake my head at some incredibly asinine thing a customer or banker tries to get away with.

@Kevin Allen-No, but a heads-up to your tenant is a nice thing to do.

If you do, you may not be in the right business.I know it's been said already but don't hire friends.Keep your head up, get this done, and you'll feel awesome.

For instance if I get two equal offers from buyers agents, and one is from my company, or say KW, and one is from Joe Schmoe no name brokerage......I take the offer from the big name brokerage.

Im Troy Peters and its time to start something new, time to change my life, time to take a huge leap into what I know is my future.So, a week and a half ago, upon leaving Dallas to head home to Cypress, TX, I was feeling down about not having the control I wanted.  

As a principal broker I keep it all.So for instance say a 3 million property pays 6% total.