No more moving vans,  no more storage, No more auctions, no more unknowns or delays.What happens next is that the bill and the amendments have to pass the Senate floor.

Since your main concern is your appliances, are the other interior elements (flooring, kitchen cabinets and counters, etc) covered by the HOA then?

Immediately remodeled the first floor unit.

New windows, roof, adding central air new furnace. new paint, electrical, water heater etc etc. huge concrete patio and driveway What was the outcome?

Only the concrete side walls remain.

Added central air; resealed asphalt; repaired and painted siding; installed new flooring, cabinets, and counters.

In that scenario if the lower floor could be legal (see first question) then I’d be able to have a 4 bedroom 3 bathroom two story home with two living spaces (seems pretty sweet) within 1 mile I found two comps.

I started getting the rehab done on my unit with paint, flooring, new recessed lighting and new carpet on the spiral stairs done so far.

Didn't even have a back door lock, in a D- area--scary.. you could see dirt from a hole in the bathroom floor, yes--dirt for under the house.   

He has rented it out for years and he just put new flooring, paint, roof, and siding on it so he decided to sell it to cash out on his forced appreciation and equity.