If they say you have to provide them a copy of the lease, then that's what you signed up for.I recommend contacting the HOA, pleading ignorance, asking forgiveness, and begging them to reduce the charges to something more reasonable.

Hi guys, I have a potential deal on a property but we haven't signed a purchase and sales agreement yet.

This way you can judge what keywords are being eaten up by the bigger players and what keywords the competitors are not utilizing which goes back to getting an edge in the marketplace.

You can have your attorney request for estoppels, which is a letter signed by each tenant, acknowledging the rental amount and a month to month lease. 

Personally I'm thinking about using Google Pay (no fee with just bank accounts) since it integrates well with email and you don't need to sign up for anything to send payments (at least that's what they advertise).

Since you have so much lead time between now and when you want to purchase you next deal, I would spend it doing two things: Building your network, and learning your area.I would join your local REIA and go to all of the meet-ups you can to meet the players in your area and see if there is a niche that is under-served or if there are investors that you can start working with/partnering with now that doesn't cost you money out of pocket.

Btw, the way Meetup works is, once you sign up for one club, it will pour over a ton of similar recommendations your way.

Rick Scott signed a bill that goes into effect in a month and a half that changes the states definition of telephone sale to include voicemail transmission, closing up the loophole RVM thrives within in that state. 

They charge for lease signing.

My thoughts:The guy's a player and being a player is not illegal.