There should be restrictive covenants that are filed as a matter of public record, there may or may not be articles of incorporation/organization (which may or may not be filed), there may or may not be bylaws (which may or may not be filed.)The restrictive covenants should describe deed restrictions on the properties in the development and it should be broken into 2 time periods: when the developer is in control of the development (or phase of the development); and, after the developer turns the phase or development over to the HOA.Any articles of incorporation/organization would describe the creation of the HOA, how the HOA is to be operated, who are the initial members of the HOA, etc....Any bylaws would be very similar to the articles - however, they will go into more detail about the day to day operation of the HOA.Is the developer still active with the development, or has it fallen apart?

On the 22nd a future all NBA all star game organized by the JIMMER.

Can't wait to really get organized!

What is a good way to organize the data that I'm managing for multiple campaigns?

Google drive to organize documents and also sometimes hellosign for leases.

Hey BP, I'm an aspiring RE Investor who is looking to flip houses in the LA area and will be searching for my first deal very soon.However, I'm in need of an honest GC who can get things done on time and on budget with exceptional quality.I am highly organized and will provide a detailed SOW and Schedule for the project.

Account Closed I don't have hard data organized/compiled.

Jonathan Makovsky organizes it and regularly posts the meet up information if you want more details.

I've done this with our area community organizations and found that if u go in too aggressively they could treat you as an outsider.

The BiggerPockets books are also really well organized and useful.