If you have no recourse, it would be better to sell than to let this HOA interfere with your business forever.These growing HOA abuses are an illustration of how little help normal people get from state and local governments.

It is a government program where HUD (housing and urban dev), pays the landlord a portion or all the rent.Depreciation is tax related.

Before you proceed take the time to study your state landlord tenant regulation.

Cons: 1. 4+ family in NJ is subject to state regulation/inspection/tenant protections.

They bid every government contract that they could find for electrical work and eventually found a contract in California around 2005.

Your local zoning officer would be the first place to start, then there should be some state board that regulates hotels, they would have some input.FWIW: really bad idea.

You must send these information forms to those you have paid by January 31 of each year, and file copies with the government by specific dates in March, which can change each year, based on whether you file electronically or mail in paper forms.

Banks and government get moving when they want to.

Matt, a best guess would be 15-30% primarily due to labor supply and ever increasing regulations.  

I'm not sure who regulated MH's in Texas but that's probably the best place to start before spending $$$ on an attorney.