It sounds like you are trying to violate HOA rules (because I suspect this requirement was put in place by the HOA to prevent what you are trying to do).While this might be possible by having a master lease an then adding/removing roommates as needed, it might not be advisable to make an enemy of the HOA and your rule-abiding neighbors - In many communities, the HOA can make your life miserable in many, many ways, and you want to avoid their radar (and their hit list) whenever possible. 

Assuming they don't respond you should be granted the eviction so then you'd take the necessary steps to get the home removed, the tenant would go it.

The carport is a cheap aluminum and could be removed.

I ended up removing the central unit from the closet (it worked, but not efficiently) and installed a mini-split A/C for $2300.

I also might look into food delivery to make a bit more cashLooking to at a 3Bed 1.5Bath with 1Bed 1Bath cottage that I could move into and rent the 3B out to friends.

Removing the lead, asbestos, mold doesn't really add value so much as not subtract it.

There is also an addition in the back of the house which doesn't have terrazzo flooring.I believe I have four options:1: Remove old tile and refinish the terrazzo floors and throw laminate flooring for the addition2: Remove old tile floor and throw laminate flooring so that all flooring is the same throughout the house3: Throw laminate on top of the existing tile4: Remove old tile and refinish the existing terrazzo and new terrazzo flooring for the addition to match the rest of the property.I will be using this as a rental, I want to be budget friendly but I dont want to waste money in the long run.

Third, I want to tie the whole process together in an extremely detailed and transparent lending portfolio that lets me and investors remove the banks as middle men, and keep the profits in our communities, instead of going to the CEO’s already getting paid tens of millions.WhatThe Good Neighbor association is like a university that teaches the basics to living as a responsible, mindful neighbor.

We agreed to help out the estate by removing all remaining furniture and goods, we found a local agency that we could donate a left over stairlift to.After the purchase we updated all light fixtures, added carpet, painted everything and refreshed the kitchen and bathroom.

I inform our new tenant that she was required to provide a prescription for the dog or the dog must be removed from the property.