I am a Financial Analyst and have the skills to manage the finances as well as do forward looking analysis to evaluate the financial impact of the association's decisions.After getting the hang of the book keeping items, collecting fees, blah blah....I began to (per advice received on BP) get comfy with the declarations and by laws and making sure we are compliant with the governing body of documents.That is where I ended up on the phone with the insurance agent. 

I love the quote about women being tea bags, and all the information you stated about learning new information with each attempt to close a deal.

Print out the photographs you have and the proof of your sent emails as documented evidence that you are attempting to reach out to them.

We were set to close on our house (second attempt) on the morning of August 3rd and then our household goods were set to arrive in the afternoon of the same day.

My guess is that you're not getting much of a response because your post is very unclear as to what you're attempting to sell, and also because it doesn't sound like a great deal.

Some "wholesalers" attempt to wholesale deals from the MLS (i.e.

I would be willing to bet there is a process in place for being elected/selected for he HOA board, so that if one disagrees with the rule, one attempts to change it.

Attempt to sell without realtors from both ends as this will be my personal payment.

There are areas of the country where you are going to be much better off renting rather than absorbing depreciation or attempting to unload a home without buyers.

How can I protect myself if she should attempt to file a complaint for whatever reason with the city?