Like many other community owners, I have looked to solar to improve safety in areas that would be hard to reach with current infrastructure.A few considerations are deciding how they will be mounted, your budget, and how bright you want them.

I think maybe our family has reached the tipping point where it's wortwhile.J

Feel free to reach out!

Also if the tenant locks themselves out you can easily let them back in.

@Craig Jones Reach out to Lima One Capital.

In the mean time, if the HOA does try to re-foreclose on it, our legal adviser said that basically we once we get the main title we are still in a 1st position and can have the HOA's tenant (if they are even able to place once in there even) easily thrown out.My take away, skip this HOA foreclosure auctions.

Maybe it's priced aggressively enough that they think someone will buy it based on the limited info available on it, or maybe it's a FSBO deal and the seller is unreasonable, or maybe the listing agent is doing the best they can dealing with a difficult or hard to reach seller, or the seller has sloppy accounting, or they died, or the listing agent is incompetent/inexperienced, who knows?

You can stick with your single-person company (LLC) for flipping houses and easily bring in independent contractors without changing your business structure.

Hope to join this community and meet lots of friends with similar interests to help each other reach their dreams/goals. 

So reaching out directly to hospitals may or may not be a useful strategy.