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If red flags pop up/ things smell fishy there's nothing wrong with asking firm questions and demanding solid answers.

They say they'll fix it Monday, but they need me to sign it today (even though it's wrong) anyway so that they can comply with a three-day federal requirement about lending disclosures.  

What is wrong with padding the pockets of the HOA? 

I'm new myself but due Dilligence is important especially if it's not a markrt you are familiar with - you could easily buy a property  in wrong area that could be very bad all around 

We made some good money on this place but we did just about everything wrong from buying to selling. 

The way I see it you can go wrong two ways. 1.

Then as your more familiar with the area and maybe even lock up a willing seller with a long term contingency, do another round of 1031s into the ideal property then.That way you don't buy the wrong property but you also don't lose the tax deferral.

I could be wrong but unless there is a material defect in the home, you do not need to disclose this information.

Would be cool to get something together, not sure how many local investors there are, my impression is that most are out of state but I'd love to be wrong!