a corporation makes decisions based on a group of individuals (board of directors and shareholders, management) that come to a consensus (hopefully)...you're the guide for your ship.

I know that Co-Ops have a board you have to go through but do Condos?

I think I will just have to chalk this up to a learning experience, glad to get the first call out of the way.

Since this is a RE board, people on here may not agree with me but if I were you, I would seek advice on and figure out your overall financial situation before worrying about real estate.

In addition, the area below the sill was all disintegrated   We replaced the  window sill with a fabricated Corian sill (a local place did that)  and we also put a broad  Corian apron below it to replace the tiles and wonder board that had disintegrated.

For goodness sakes I am on two of the development boards.

Make money off it, and use that as a spring board to buy the next one.

., and as investors we all deal with them regularly, so why not share with each other our experiences and with whom, so that we might all have a source of information, allowing us the ability to know what company or who is and is not conducting business 'above board', honestly and fairly? 

The seller has said he will O-zone the room, then paint over the boards to "get rid" of the mold and fix the broken pipe. 

@Jeff Rappaport (nice post Jeff:)@Bill GulleySub2s are great for short term such as buy - fix - resell or buy - fix- refi.Sub2s are not for long term, and wrapping as an exit strategy is not advised by many on this board.