If the developer is still active, contact them and ask for any and all documents related to governing the development.As an FYI, if it is ever the case that the development falls apart and nobody wants/can manage it, usually the owners can gather together and have the deed restrictions removed as long as the deed restrictions no longer serve the purposes for which they were established.

An attorney in your area who is familiar with any condominum laws in CA should be given your facts AND should be given a copy of ALL governing documents, and ALL communications from the HOA to you.

I believe it's a farce.The government is saying they don't want these homes but do they REALLY NOT want these homes??

My children are now back in Boca Raton living with their grandparents until I can negotiate my government job to transfer me.

The true judge of a building's health will come with the resale certificate and careful audit of their financials, minutes and governing documents.

We will inherit one tenant, who's on a government disability program, which pays half of the $1200 rent.  

I recently graduated from Centre College in the bustling metropolis of Danville, Kentucky where I majored in history, minored in government, and developed many great personal friendships and connections.

The fact is the Sacramento region is still a government area.

Go to www.alabamalegals.com  They have all of the legal notices (foreclosures, probate, local government bid requests, etc.) for every county in the state.  

Look up owners on government pages to find out what else they own.... call FSBO signs...