Before this, I worked as an author and worked hard to promote a self-published novel, only to realise that I would probably never recoup my expenses.  

I always had a checking account and savings account for security deposits in the LLC name, with myself and one other partner as signatory authority for paying bills, etc. and I took a fixed rate monthly management fee that was paid to me personally. 

After the owner gets qualified, the bank will issue an Authorization To Participate which will establish the acceptable price, prior to listing.  

Social and Health Services would get $6.4 billion, the Health Care Authority would receive $4.4 billion and the state's colleges and universities would receive $3.4 billion.The governor wants to levy a 7 percent capital gains tax on earnings from the sale of stocks, bonds and other assets above $25,000 for individuals and $50,000 for those who file jointly.

The reason is I ask is because it seems when I read any real estate book, the strategy the author advocate seems to be entirely predicated on: 1) The time period the book was written and, 2) The location of the author.Some books talk about how if you can buy CLOSE to the 1% rule, you should get close to or slightly cash flow positive and be fine.

They tended to have far less access to New Deal mortgage support programs such as Federal Housing Authority and Veterans Administration insured mortgages.

These don't sell quickly so that would be a concern.How could I tell if the HOA has that power or authority?

A single member executing a contract will need to prove to the title company that the member has the authority to act unilaterally on the part of the LLC.

@Joseph Ball, the taxing authority for property taxes in in MA and NH, and in fact most New England states, is the town. 

yes, pay the taxes and the house usually comes off the auction list. check with the municipality. they may allow you to make a payment agreement. i personally have bought 2 houses that were ready to go to auction by making a payment agreement with the tax authority. then, you are paying out a small amount every month as opposed to a large amount all at once.