What do you expect to pay in tax after your property purchase is re-assessed? 

I've spoken with several owners in the area who have complained about the large assessments handed out by their associations on a regular basis.

You can set the rent due date for any day of the month, but your state law may require you to grant a five to ten day grace period before late fees are assessed. 

When you're looking for neighborhood turnover, are you using citi-data's "Year householder moved into unit" option or do you have another way of assessing that? 

A HOA really only wants the money it is due (the original assessments) and any costs it has incurred (like certified mail). 

@Mike KirbyI am looking at the tax assessments and comps and see that the total purchase price is well below the sum of the approximate market prices (I'm buying it off the market).

@Nick Cooper County clerk records & Property Valuation Assessment (PVA) office should have the new owner's name and address. 

“This may be concerning, but based on what we know now our assessment remains that the immediate risk to the American public is low,” said Robert Redfield with the CDC.

You're going to have to get approved by the board, that's very unlikely if you tell them you plan on renting out the unit.You also have to worry about special assessments, which can wipe out months, or even years, of cash flow.

@Christine Smith Prop 13 is a law where property tax assessments can only go up a certain amount each year unless the property was sold.