Refer to the bylaws, there should be a remedy and due process for enforcement outlined within them.

The contractor I went with was referred to me by the agent who helped me buy the property.

Ask for references and vet their property management and rehab branches.

People refer friends, family, or they get financial kickbacks $$ for referring someone 

Paragraph 1 defines a "non-occupying borrower": A Non-Occupying Borrower Transaction refers to a transaction involving two ormore Borrowers in which one or more of the Borrower(s) will not occupy theProperty as their Principal Residence.Paragraph 2 states that all transactions with a non-occupying borrower are subject to a maximum of a 75% LTV (25% down).

Yes, InvestorMachine https://www.theinvestormachine... tell them you were referred by Jeff Johnson.

After a while, you've found that the bibliographies you are referencing all reference books/articles that you've already examined.

I referred her to my CPA's wife and she worked for New York Life.

Sure there is a chance you could loose 1 or 2 but I personally call everyone who shows interest to do a phone prescreening where I am taking notes that I refer back to after the showing to ensure everything matches and weed out those that will not qualify. 

They can provide references for just about everything you need, including but not limited to: lawyers, property management, lenders, contractors and more.