I think it will stand the test of time and not look dated quickly. 

Doing some searching on MI State web site and laws, it appears you have to be in good standing to dissolve, and it appears it takes not filing two annual statements to lose good standing.I would think you can file for dissolution without filing at least one of the annual filings.

That would be your only option if you can stand to recover capital from the foreclosure outcome.

Philly, Kansas City, Chicago....those are my faves.It stands for concrete block structure.

My favorite REO Agent unlocks the door for me and then just stands back.

Buyers have bought up nearly every income generating, and stand alone properties for business of all kinds.

And what is "equitable control", please find me a legal definition that will stand up in a hearing and/or court proceeding.Nick 

Most of the HOAs I've dealt with are wise to the legal standing that you have absolutely no foreclosure protection as a 3rd party buying at the courthouse steps.  

It works at Wal-Mart, in a diner, standing in a bank line, getting gas, at the grocery store, everywhere people are.I've pulled more leads out of a restaurant having coffee in an hour than you'll likely get with 100 flyers. 

The GREC does not generally interpret legal matters and will always say NO to err on the side of caution.If this is going to be a big part of your business you might want a legal opinion letter from an attorney standing by the structure and disclosure they are telling you to use.