It will be easier as SP, or a single owner LLC, since the charging order goes after the member(s) at fault distributions from what I understand, or can completely foreclose on a members interest in states that allow it.But the insurance has to list the LLC and owner as the insured, and again the LLC has to be an LLC that is aware of the state and federal laws that bind it.

While it may "technically" be okay, I'm not sure if I'd want to get into a situation buying a property from the federal government using a shell non-profit.

For example, in Salt Lake City, there’s a little area called ‘Sugarhouse’ that is highly popular and fetches top dollar.

The 7 federally protected classes are race, color national origin, religion, sex, familial status (including children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women, and people securing custody of children under the age of 18), and handicap(disability).

Originally posted by Paul Broni:I have always worked to ensure that the HOA does not become one of those HOAs you read about in the paper...telling people that their house is the wrong shade of white or that their grass is a sixteenth of an inch too high.HOA's make popular targets for ridicule, much like lawyers and American cars.

You will probably sell to an FHA buyer, first time homeowner, but it should sell just fine.Anson, I guess in my area....these properties are not very popular with the Home buyers...but I get your point...those would be priced for lower/mid level first time buyers.

You're in violation of federal law with the construction as that creates a different qualification under Dodd-Frank and a 9 month balloon, predatory lending, Texas municipalities  also have predatory dealing laws, looks like you might fit there too.The "handicap" have no special provisions as a borrower, ADA has no effect in that respect. 

Popular thread, eh?

- wages start to increase, squeezing employers, and increasing prices - after a long cycle of easing credit and fierce competition among financial institutions for lending business, and consumers & investors stretching themselves more, credit terms start to tighten again - the Federal Reserve increases interest rates, increasing the cost of borrowing - usually, oil/energy prices increase with increased US & global consumption, increasing costs across industries- consumers got used to the wind at their back and got used to it.

@Tony OliverAlthough "looking" (remember, messing with mail is a Federal Offense) at any letters may help, it will most likely be the servicer or the property management team handling the property for the servicer.