Hang on to it.

Sometimes the investor finds a way to hang on long enough for appreciation, amortization and increasing rental rates to survive the first few years and put him on solid footing.  

Hang on and survive...

However if you are pooling with other people, it can be far cheaper than everyone getting separate rooms at a hotel, and you all have a common area to hang out without sitting on beds. 

You can find them in a variety of ways like driving for dollars, post cards, cold calling, hanging posters, bandit signs, talking with friends and neighbrs and so on. 

He said he will not do that and hang-up me.Does he testing me treat him and others different?

So, that's a positive and it sounds like you can benefit from that by figuring out a way to hang on until then. 

But how come it seems to be so impossible to rent by the room without a hanging threat of HOA lien over your head??

(Just the management, not hanging drywall). 

3) How much is it costing you to hang on to the property?