If you decide to the rental property route, my company offers comprehensive property management services.

@Rijul GuptaSure our company has been buying notes for over a decade, also hold live Discussions around Note Investing and Podcast.  

I think I have figured out why we do not qualify for the STR loophole and why my accountant keeps saying we would not get any money back if we front-end depreciated the home: I have a property management company in place. 

If the contingency was legally fulfilled by you, then there is a breach of contract.

Get with a title company in your ares that closes these type of transactions. 

While going through the HOA document I saw that the HOA secretary and president are from the company that purchased the complex from the original developer.

I think I've made about a dozen tweets, but can't spell the new name they have given the company.  ;-)

Whereas the neighbor's insurance company or the neighbor may be found responsible for paying future damages caused by their trees.I have a rental house with two neighbors large trees overhanging on both the side fence and also the rear fence encroaching toward my newly re-screened pool cage.

I was wondering if someone in the same situation has a company they can refer to or suggest so I can do some price comparisons.

My realtor is also exploring options with their legal team, but extra insight is always appreciated.