Hoping that the brain power of the masses can assist in providing me with some clarity.We have been going through the process of doing a short sale on a ski condo in Colorado and arrived all the way to the closing table to discover that the HOA had not accepted the short payment that the seller's agent had indicated and as such was demanding that the short sale be re-approved with the HOA getting more of what they are due or else they will continue with the foreclosure process. 

I plan to continue to live (most of the time) in California and spend a few weeks each year at the property in NV or AZ. 

- How can I️ maintain the most favorable position for a property loan in the future but continue to utilize equity ?

And what direction would you like to continue going, from here on out?

This is my 1st deal, and I only want to continue the transaction contingent upon the appraisal showing that the house is worth that much, at least, and the home inspection. 

They come with their own tools, experience, insurance, licensing, and continuing education.

The rental rates didn't justify the cost and the extreme saturation will continue to push it down.

Just continue to rent at current rate for May, deliver a letter explaining the increase, and have the tenant sign a new lease now that takes effect on June 1.  

I just need the breather and then will either go back to vacation or corporate housing renting or continue to get long term tenants after her lease ends in December. 

Also, since the seller has the court order, would I be able to continue the eviction case?