Mold that is a health hazard would make the property uninhabitable.

I failed to mention in previous post, that you must endure public hearings and nobody wants ANYTHING in their backyard.

As an agent Zillow "Zestimates" have got to be one of the biggest challenges when dealing with the general public about values of their homes from either the selling or buying standpoint.

By using a doctors form, you control the content and can ensure it is only completed by a trained mental health professional.

I write down addresses, and look them up in the public records when I get home.

Do you have some extenuating circumstance that you could not possibly have foreseen, that would explain why you are two months short of upholding a promise you made at the closing table before a notary public? 

If you are used to working and managing property for actual "investors" who make sound decisions based on what's best for the financial health of their properties you may be in for a bit of a surprise with HOA Boards.

Also definitely close with an attorney and make sure your interest shows up clearly in the public record.  

(cell phone, health car, car etc...) 

I was thrilled to get that deal, I thought it was slightly under market value then (today it rents for $1800 or so, according to a website that tries to track the last time it was listed publically).I had wanted to rent in Cambridge, but I felt priced out, the best 2 bedroom apartments I could find were around $1700.