The seller has to be willing and able to list the property and provide a crap ton of documentation.....for not much benefit to them. 

However, you will be taxed on that money, unless you provide the documentation (cough cough a 1099) to show that money is in fact, not your income.  

If they did not occupy it they would be in violation of the contract and committing fraud by signing that document. 

If so, what document do you use to do so and what is the procedure?  

This means that when that arrangement is desired you will need to produce a separate document which deals with all the terms of the trade clearing or modify the contract.  

The city data provided in your document isn't something I fully understand and wanted to ask how to interpret it.

@Steve MitchellIf the agent is bringing you leads, you should be using him to submit your offers.

They also pay for administrative costs such as updating the HOA home owner’s directory, billings and collections, covenant enforcement, routine legal costs, maintaining a web site, posting HOA governing documents on the web site, administrative staff, and other operational costs.

I got all my documents, tips & strategies off of BP.

The fact that the property is being flipped frequently gets caught late in the game by the lender (frequently in a quality control audit just before going to documents) which can burn a lot of you valuable time available under your purchase contract.