Generally you have little control over a condo association.

It’s your responsibility to stay in control of where that boundary is set.

Try to keep control of everything you are responsible for.Do not assume anything.  

Hello-My company is starting to do a lot more volume as far as fix and flips are concerned and we need to control the bottom line better.

In reality it keeps control of the property in your hands rather than the tenant.

Recently I have been giving sellers a few different options to choose from which in turn gives them a feeling of control. 

In addition there are fixed maintenance fees that you have no control over.

That is where you already have the most knowledge, contacts, and experience ... that is where you will be able to learn the most hands on to grow all of these things ... that is where you will be able to maintain maximum control over your investments ... that is where you will be most able to assess and manage your risks.

If your goal is to control the project and not have 15 people sign off on "major decisions" this is awful advice.  

I long to have residual income that I control and not have to wait until end of year before the company decides that I can make more.