IMHO, you should look into some type of systematic roadmap that you can follow in steps to complete your first deal or so until you get the hang of it.

My advice would be to first submit a letter to the Board through the association's management explaining the exact steps you took and quoting the specific rules you used to justify your building the fence (amazed at how many board members don't actually know their own rules), include copies of your sent e-mails with the dates as proof, then call or personally speak to the manager to verify receipt of your letter and ask that they send copies to all board members and request that you be heard on this subject at the next meeting's new business.

There are so many steps to buying a mobile home park, but there are a few that you must do to move forward.

I have a townhouse that was built in 1980 and looking to replace the carpet with 20"x20" porcelain tile, I want to install it on the steps (about 15 steps), 2nd floor landing (hallway) and restrooms.

Hi all, Im just starting out and am realizing that the first step is to set up goals and a strategy to meet your goal.

Congrats, Ember Dye, and kudos to Jerry Puckett for stepping up and helping out.

Getting a realtors license is only a step above getting a notary public license. 10 - 15 years ago the only thing they had was access to the mls and data that nobody else did.

Some might get discouraged at this - others look at it as being a step in the right direction and are educating themselves to move up from their present occupation or position in life.

The state steps in and pays the county for the property taxes owed.

The first step went amazing well, but now I'm not sure how to proceed.