Every State has its own laws and disclosures regarding Real Estate transactions. 

Quote from @Dee Mandrekar: I'm a professional property manager, so I have my own forms.

I connected with another investor that owns one (MTR) next to mine and they said they do really good you just have to make sure the property looks very nice.Another option could be looking into doing a padsplit. 

Does anyone here in this forum have any experience with 55+ communities and can share the pros and cons of owning a 55+ community?

Hi, I am bit of confused between selling or keeping as long term rental regarding a property that I own in Seattle area.

Here's my situation:I own a duplex that is about 100 years old and my tenants pay for all of the utilities EXCEPT for city water (which comes out of my pocket each quarter).Both of these rental units could benefit from some plumbing updates throughout (e.g. - 1.28 gallon toilets, eco-friendly faucets, eco-friendly shower heads, etc.) as a way of helping this rental property consume significantly less water (enough to save me a few hundred bucks each year...

(c) Liens for special assessments levied upon the property conveyed that were, at the time of the sale under this chapter, not included in the amount necessary to redeem the tax-defaulted property, and, where a taxing agency that collects its own taxes has consented to the sale under this chapter, not included in the amount required to redeem from sale to the taxing agency.

These properties were not distressed quite the opposite.. but they had 100k to 3 to 5 million of standing Timber on them that if we could purchase our Timber deed we could turn those trees to cash within 90 days..PS I had created a hand made custom data base of properties  10 acres or more not corporately owned that Aerial Photogramy show Standing Timber of an Age we deemed Merchantable. 

The combined growth of their assets will exceed that of simply investing only with their own money. 

Which implies to me that this big federal level entity -- for whatever it's worth -- seems to think that buying, maintaining, and owning a rental property is A-OK.But, then again, sometimes the right hand does not know what the left hand is doing.