My guess is that this could be what is holding up finding someone willing to spend time on the search.Wholesaling is also not really 100% legal.

Other responses were on-line websites, friends, and craigslist.

I wonder if there is a legal leg to stand on to force the HOA to proceed.The complex is made up of several different buildings, some with 3/2, some with 2/2 condos, and some with 2/2 townhouse, so the structural damage is unfortunately pertinent to our unit of 8 dwellings (4 front, 4 back).  

It's been a while since I've last post anything on here but as per usual I am here when in need for sound advice as this is the best online forum to ask questions in this business.

If I recall correctly, it creates a liability for the owner by muddying the legal water if an eviction were to become necessary if they violate other terms of the lease.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

I met a potential tenant yesterday who balked at every requirement (extra rent for his pet, paying for the credit check/background search, online rent payment).

Then today October 17 he contacts me and says I have to give him a 400.00 pet deposit or get out I feel as if my own landlord is robbing me can he do this legally!!! 

Hi @Cristian Aviles-Morales You can probably just find a room rental agreement online somewhere.

However, I'm having a hard time finding buyers online.