I read on the Internet what I thought said that when someone stays for 30 days or less, and their occupancy is subject to the state’s hotel occupancy tax then they are a “guest” and have no "tenant" rights.

Being able to follow directions (or not) is one of my screening out factors....those that can follow directions and know how to 'work' the internet by responding to emails in a timely manner get bonus points.Do NOT depend just on credit score.  

If they shared my info with others especially on the internet i would probably not work with them ever again.

@Marco Santarelli I'm not even dating my local market.

FR - 5397 - N - 05), “Federal Housing Administration (FHA): Temporary Waiver of FHA’s Regulation on Property Flipping; Extension of Waiver” , dated November 29, 2012 at http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2012-11-29/pdf/201...View the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations at http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?

You can find out plenty about your local market by doing an internet search, reading local blogs, and reading up on the local area chamber of commerce website.

But hey- you can register for the rescheduled date, which is tomorrow, by clicking here ;) 

If it is relatively clean, I would tell her it was scheduled for XX date (maybe just before her lease anniversary).

Also, using a service like this allows you to host your website at the same time.Here's a quick flow of how the Internets work for this:Buy your domain name (GoDaddy or someone less evil)Select your hosting provider (GoDaddy, HostGator or someone less evil)Point your DNS from GoDaddy to HostGatorLog into HostGator and create your e-mail accountsUse whatever you want to check them (Outlook, Thunderbird, Firefox, Chrome, etc.)

Asking about a date for the professional Capital Reserve Study will be what I ask for if I purchase again.If the HOA is very healthy, they should be able to answer these questions quickly.