@Sean Xin Someone who has experience in the Houston real estate market, primarily operating within the realm of single family properties (buy and hold, cash flow generation); specifically someone who has been successful in that area.

So now that I kind of have an idea of how to obtain the real numbers behind these categories, I should have a much better idea of the building's value and operating costs.

I would recommend the LLC be operating in the state that the rentals are in.

With all things good.. the property would bring in 6000 per month.. i am estimating 2000 operating cost not including mortgage payment. 

Essentially, the debtor business reorganizes and operates the business as a fiduciary for the benefit of creditors, and there is usually a committee of creditors which must vote to approve the plan. 

So either they don't understand how foreclosure law works, or they hope that you don't.The HOA, their management, and attorney's operate in an environment with little oversight, and have discovered a cash cow being wholesales and rehabbers.

You and the other owners decide how you want your neighborhood to operate.

This is a business and they are the back bone of how you should be operating your business.  

Using your expenses and market cap you'd reach a value as if operating at market occupancy. 

I'm waiting to get clarity on a few questions I have with the Operating Agreement.