I can't blame them entirely, but they don't charge enough monthly fees, so on numerous occasions, the utilities are in danger of being cut off so emergency fee assessments are made to pay them and paid immediately, or they don't have enough funds to do minor elevator repairs.My condos in MA has somewhat of an anti tenant HOA board.

I know the tax elements can get pretty complicated when one owner on the title dies.

We have little branding elements that we've incorporated throughout our channels too. 

I have numerous investors throwing money at me to find them multifamily properties, but we haven’t been able to make sense out of the numbers.

Many of your questions have been answered numerous times on BP via posts, blogs, etc.

These are fundamental elements of each asset class that I thought all of us understood.As for crypto, its a currency, like @Tim Schroeder said, so it will start to behave more and more like the rest of the ForEx market once the shinny object syndrome dies down. 

@David BellThere are numerous options for you.  

I've added bedrooms in numerous places I own. 

This way, I end up with almost as much cash out as if I payed taxes, plus I have numerous income streams much greater than the property I sold.

So as with all things, there's an element of "what do they know that you don't?"