I think it's my duty to continue to develop and help this area in whatever way I can. 

I think the actual NOI and downside risk factors are far more vital to underwriting than anyone's gut feelings about overpaying or underpaying. 

It's a less costly option if you don't mind moving.I'm active duty military, so it comes with the job for me.I wish you all the best.

Have your attorney (that specializes in condo/HOA) send the Board a letter, detailing chapter and verse from the Governing Docs and State Laws as applicable, and reminding the Board they CAN and will be held responsible if they are not fulfilling their fiduciary duty.

I'm an active duty member who invests.

@James FeelyA property manager's duty is to manage your property.

I’m active duty Air Force and plan to retire in less than two years.I think it’s helpful to have your real estate license as an investor.

If so, your realtor has a fiduciary duty to you, if they are not adhering to that and just trying to get the deal closed I would reach out to their broker and raise your concerns. 

Keeping meticulous records of income and expenses related to your property is vital.

I'd have a real estate attorney draft up your Operation agreement and you can even ask them what they see other clients doing in terms of splits and duties.