A good source for landlord forms is the state chapter of the Apartment Owners Association.

If it is a common element, the association generally will be responsible.

I'll try to achieve "success by associating" with you kevin

They have all the risk associated with the loan right now and that might not be what you two feel is fair.

I also called the local manufactured housing association without success. 

I bought a condo in 1999, lived there until 2015 QCD the title to my company' name in the same year and rented it out, the rent is $1,250.00 the mortgage payment with taxes,insurance, and association fee is $732.00.  

We use Holland Associates for properties in the St Peterburg area. 

I've never seen your spelling, pretty.People may boo me out of here, but I would save your money and get state specific forms from a landlord association rather than hiring an attorney.  

Just another throw in here: just recently closed on a property in Florida - while my name is the only one on the title, my wife DOES have to sign at closing due to the fact that her primary residence has debt (a mortgage) associated with it, among other reasons tied to Florida homestead laws.According to..."

I have an associate trying to sell one in Jersey City for below market price if interested I can make a connection