The board's in a tough spot when things need to get done, and the homeowners refuse to raise monthly dues to get it done....even though I think it's strange that a majority homeowner vote is required to raise dues to pay for necessary costs.

I used $500 of my rent money to reserve a spot and I was going to get the rest from my IRA account.  

The way we do it:In nice houses: tile in the kitchen and bathroom and either stained hardwood floors or carpet (at least one step above builders grade) in living room and bedrooms.In less nice houses: vinyl in kitchen in bathroom (we used to do allure but it lost favor with us when we realized spot replacements really aren't as easy as advertised and it's substantially more expensive than vinyl) and carpet or stained hardwoods in the living rooms and bedrooms.

In the end a couple of spots had the tape pull the poly finish.

The contract is voidable, on the spot, not a good contract.3.

I like the sweet 'B' spot.  

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The property I am looking at has 4 spots that will need to be addressed, two are on an outside wall, one potentially in the kitchen ceiling and then in the unfinished basement.

Everything @Nathan G.said is spot on.

You are probably spot on with that one.