Vincent, excellent question, I think you have to consider the depth and associate the relative nature of the performance you are seeking to return, to really drill down the answer.

They do this because of the inherent risk associated with investment properties.

(not raw data) But the data is reported to come from the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR)SFH supply is 2.8 months, (2014 = 2.9 months)DOM increased 7-days YOYMedian listing price is up 7%, but median sales price is not.

Imagine what 500,000 members in an investor's association could do at state and national levels, political clout!

But once your seasoned you realize unless you are truly a theif or bad person ... threats of litigation are just that threats and most people have no where near the experience or financial wherewhithal to prosecute TRUE litigation.

Too many HOAs are driven by personal agendas and hardly represent the best interests of the association at large.I can offer some help.

However, I like to learn most of the data available because I associate things faster this way. 

Id look into the IROC meetings that the apartment association holds, those are the biggest meet ups  around this area im aware of, although it's geared towards newer investors.

I've been listening to all of the podcasts associated with wholesaling and it's pretty informative.

Good morning all,I have been trying to find some info, and know that there are smart people here that may have the answer.An associate is selling a 4plex.The new buyer/offerer was supposedly approved for the amount.The buyer now says that FHA will not approve the loan because the rents that are shown on the appraisal are too low.Has anyone heard of this?