I've seen bad assessments and management destroy peoples lives in retirement because they have no control and can't absorb the impact of bad HOA management.So I guess my vote would be to sell and look for higher NOI, passivity, and protection against any kind of market correction. 

In my county, there is a 60 day, or 12 month waiting period (depending on the type of levy) before you can do anything to the property.During this time, what is to keep the previous owner from further destroying the house and wiping out your investment? 

edit:before anyone points it out. i do not have a mortgage on the house i am living in now and have been removed off the deed. i wont get approved for 3.5% down being on the deed to another property or so I have been told. i have another post here from a few weeks back asking about it. 

The 5 to 10 pounds you will use wont matter .  

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Maybe its a terrible company, but unless you do research you wont know. 

My other priorities are out of state so those contracts wont work.

I just got sick of people destroying my property and lying to me. 

This forum wont allow me to put them here for some reason, so here is a link to the committee, which has all the email addresses you can cut and paste.Here is the committee member's emails.... please markdown to email after Monday's session so Monday night or Tuesday.

I've seen plenty of home remodel shows (holmes on homes has an episode) where the owner came by to  discover an illegal grow operation and the humidity/mold/electrical completely destroyed their unit.