It's just about in the middle of the most active part of SE Belmont, not right on Belmont, but on a side street, just behind the lot that has frontage space on Belmont. 

I'm working with a lender, but they've told me I need a contractor to move forward, which makes sense as the loan I'm seeking is for the property and the cost of the rehab of the property (again, this is a distressed property).I'm having a rough time getting an idea of what it will cost.

I am active duty military and we both know we wont be able to buy our dream home and raise our family in it because we will be moving quite often.

Great job on breaking down the steps for @Donald Murrill and all other investors seeking to convert a motel into an apartment.

I don't have all of the details, but I worry that the management company could be taking advantage of them.I do not have the capacity to get involved and am not educated in this area, but was wondering if anyone has general advice on how she and the other condo owners could best seek to protect themselves and resolve their dispute with the management company?

I can tell you that what @Christopher Phillips says is true, it starts to feel like a very unnecessary cost to maintain it if you're not actively using it. 

I am seeking advice on purchasing a potential rental.

I am new to actively engaging the site.

I'm installer of user of direct vent fan with humidistat. vent heavier moist air near floor, and replaced by air exchanges min 3 per pp x day. installed $1500-$2500 vents  aprox 2000-4000 sft. depends on region and avg humidity levels. a whole active not passive cs basement vent 230cfm more. installed into wall is vent like #1,  with 3-4 manufacturer's in no.

I am just a hungry person who is wanting to learn and grow with someone or a team so if you or anyone you know is seeking an assistant to essentially help out in any areas please let me know.Thanks everyone.