This is a court judgement and will supersede any restriction they are placing.

It is not easy and we have about 10 versions of the state exam, so you never know if you will have an easy verison or the more complex one.Good luck!!

So basically theres a condo in to a very good complex that I want to buy and rent out. however the HOA only allows 12/60 units to be rented. its extremely rare for a unit to become available to rent and when it does, every unit gets entered into a raffle to see who gets the rental status.this unit I'm buying is being sold by the original builder of the complex and so has an LLC that allows it to be the SOLE exception to the 12/60 rule and therefore is the 13th rental allowed. now this unit is the only one left under the LLC and so the owner is willing to "sell" me the LLC in order to keep rental status. 

Fully leased and occupied 1-BR / 1-BA apartment complex on Dahlgren Road in King George, VA just 1-mile to Dahlgren Naval Support Facility.

Under the circumstances, the court believes that Mr.

I don't know much about wholesaling, tax liens, or single family homes, but I have learned a ton about investing in apartment complexes.

Puts the ball in her court to pay or move..

For more complex and time-sensitive portfolios, this can be a superior option.There is a lot of good info here on BP and may providers participate actively in the forums.  

(https://www.thelpa.com/) they can give all of the forms you may need along with state specifics for a yearly membership of $99. if you wanted to go beyond that to have an attorney look over the forms too, you could always so something like prepaid legal (under $20/mo) and have them look it over to verify your not missing anything... though I've never had any issues with their lease in court.. 

I just finished purchasing my next project at the court house steps and I am working on a few more.