I hate HOA fees with a passion unless it works with the HOA just move along if it does do your due diligence on the HOA, sometimes they can be insolvent or undergoing pending litigation which is a whole lot of headache you don't need.

I began a career in civil engineering and construction management after graduating 2018.

The LLC you have is pretty much useless in the current configuration, as is not holding the property, nor is doing the property management - it's just an entity you use.The properties are not protected whatsoever, beyond the insurance you have (which offers protection against claims covered by insurance, but not against litigation and other problems not covered by insurance, and yes, insurance doesn't cover you completely) and the mortgages you have (yes, the mortgage note itself is a form of insurance, but you still need to worry about protecting your equity).And you better have a good partnership agreement with your partners (what happens if one of them hits someone with his car and he's getting sued?

The latest just stated he is a felon for serious assault on a civil servant this year.

I learned that him and is company is currently under litigation for nonperformance of work and "fraud".

Or you get a policy without an exception for a defect either because of negligence or a deliberate decision and then you either can't sell or refinance because another title company won't insure over it or worse, you find out when you're sued and wind up in litigation for several years. 

How to keep a rental house with a toilet flooded , a higher curb than the floor , company does trust . this happens every year with tenant 

If there is a dispute with the loan once you start foreclosing then you may pursue a quiet title action or a civil suit to prove that a loan was made.

Started off in civil engineering and did that for 6 months until I was totally fed up with it.

There are DOT's filed for this unit in both counties, but the foreclosure action is only occurring in one.I am concerned that if I purchase this property at auction, it will be in some weird legal limbo that will result in litigation down the line.Has anyone ever run into an issue like this before?