By the Association allowing properties to be rented outside of the prescribed method contained within the bylaws, they have set a de facto policy that a good lawyer could demonstrate was legal.

Part of the demands include rent control and "de-gentrification" of neighborhoodsI'm looking at this from a purely business perspective, irrespective of politics or ideals. 

It has a half cul de sac, detached garage.

If you have not already accepted an applicant the only option would be to de-list it and then place back on the market at higher rate.  

You do have an address in DE, who is your registered agent?

Originally posted by @James De Stefano:For sure Pre-Approved.  

PG&E might be a little tricky because they have solar panels on the roof, I think that complicates the issue of turning off power... maybe I should talk to PG&E about it??

Any seller seconds are "de facto equity" for the investor/principal because in theory it would satisfy the debt holder's requirements to procure additional debt.

Hi F De Rop, certainly you haven't bought any property in PT yet.

Learn from my mistake by listening to this podcast interview:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/I lost money on a 36-unit apartment building which I thought was a no-lose proposition because I bought it dirt cheap.