@John Horner Can you give me a link to podcasts, I am still sort of new with ITunes and haven't a clue what I am doing lol...I am still an old man remember?

@Luis Silva1 & 2) The seller should be able to inquire as to the subject of the lawsuit and financial information that should clue you in on the HOA's solvency.

@Chad MckimmThe only thing it should focus on is their problem and how you can solve it for them.

Kyle, thanks, but I don't have a clue as to applicable finance laws or practices where you are, not a clue!

Problem solved.

You could do a problem solving conversations with her - hasn't she had to deal with trash at former residences, is she willing to pay someone to take her turn, is she violating a "get along with the neighbors" clause, etc.Good luck!

Yea I have no clue how my guy does them for so cheap.

And can agents do NOW to help investors solve their problems?

I say, fine 10% then.Still I have no clue what I'm talking about and it STILL hasn't dawned on me that he is bringing this up.We left it at that, and we haven't talked since then.

It's only under the washer.It won't solve the problem if the hoses or washer drain comes out.