It's been 3 days since I submitted by last offer.  

Shanna (who is sole operated of our management co) stated she was the contact. the injured party was asked to submit unpaid bills to board members for review.

I just submitted my first offer of $23,000 and they want a deposit  $1000 before I officially submit the offer.1.

I just submitted my first offer of $23,000 and they want a deposit  $1000 before I officially submit the offer.1.

And of course, that's according to CA law and not Arizona law or whatever state law applies to the OP's property.IMO, this was the best summary of property manager requirements in CA:  http://www.kts-law.com/documents/200862165051231.p...If the OP is considering management, he definitely needs to first check the applicable state laws.

They don't register condo documents of this nature with the County.

As long as you're forthcoming on your seller disclosures and can provide professional documentation for the remediation you should be fine. 

The short sale documents will contain an Arms Length Affidavit stating there are no agreements between the two of you, and specifically that the owner can't rent the house back.  

Data issues can lead to document issues.  

Document what you are doing and you should be fine.