We have a condo in Santa Maria and the complex is managed by Goetz Manderley.They have done a decent job:  http://www.goetzmanderley.com/index.php?

I have tried to file in Small claims court but the SOONEST court date they can give me is MAY 2016, and I feel they will not take this court date so far away seriously and I new to recover some funds so I can complete this project and move on.

I currently live in the Akron, Cleveland Ohio area and now I'm looking for multifamily complexes in these areas.

@Mark Shafer, I would say also look at how long the town homes in that complex are sitting in the market before they sell and at what price: that gives you an idea of how quickly you can sell it if you needed to and at what prices.

You'd have the same avenues as American's have, which is the court system.

I am looking at some apartment complexes for sale now but i am very interested to know your own experience.

This isn't my opinion. this the court of appeals opinion. 

However, it would be up to the owner to file a small claims court case against the tenant for any damages.

When you say the executor has not been finalized, do you mean the personal representative hasn't been named by the court yet? 

It was undoubtedly the appraisal That is the highest amount difference($100,000) I ever heard between selling price and appraisal  The agent who sold you the house, seller, can all be culpable but do to the small amount($2000) try small claims court I would file a complaint with the real estate board also .