They aren't busy-bodies.2) The HOA manager is on the ball by enforcing the bylaws and CC&Rs.I hate the fact that your RE agent didn't properly inform you.

I live in southern Utah where the temperatures have reached as high as 106 in the last few days.

I can't do it all for them and there's a point they must take the ball and run with it.To Your Success!

If it's yours, sure, you have to and would want to take action.I am sending you a PM, too.Regarding the other two properties: You are creating quite a spectrum there, from "just rescued from the wrecking ball" to "didn't quite make it into Washington Highlands".

My ball park estimate is $37,562.59!

Throw a curve ball at you guys, another condo just came on the market 3BR, 3BA in a better area where rentals right next to the complex are going for:1300 - 1BR, 1BA1500 - 2BR,2BAThink I could get 2000/mo for the 3BR, 3BA?

Then you find a good one who knows what he's doing and actually puts the time in to help, isn't afraid of "low-ball" offers that other agents don't want to write up, and knows how to get deals done.

This way, you start building your investment portfolio earlier to get the ball rolling.

But they may not be as willing to play ball with you because it has more value to you than someone else.But, maybe you could show get with a real estate agent and tejh property owner some comps.

Really low ball every listing that has been on the market for over a year, hoping that a few people will break down and finally sell it cheap because they are frustrated and can't wait any longer.