As you push the HOA to take action, it is more than likely that you'll find yourself sitting on the board, if not holding the office of President.  

Here we have the el paso county trustee office of which I can look up exactly what the deficiency and I can know from there what the bank bid will be at auction.  

On a side note, in 2008 when I was a police officer in this city I responded to a homicide in the parking lot (drug deal gone bad.)  

I have taken a hard look at both becoming a Realtor and an Escrow officer but was not satisfied either would be the right fit.

Sounds like you need an office person as well. 

I am having trouble structuring the deal because the lot is zoned RLC which has a condition that states that only a law office can be built on the property. 

I'd also stop by the police station and inform them of what you are doing and show them your written consent, they might laugh if it isn't a formal notarized consent. 

David,Here are a few good ones:Lydia FoleyPurple Finch Properties            204a Main Street                Nashua, NH 03060            603-670-4996 [Office]            603-670-4996 [Mobile]http://www.PurpleFinchProp.comORRon ButlerThe Butler Did It!

@Charles Street  I am actively looking for projects in those markets.WE are having a BP meet up Tuesday the 18th of Aug at my RE offices "Soldera REalty" Lake Oswego 7pm .. its above the northwest builders Association and Neil Kelly design'I will be supply Pizza and drinks for the audicance.

The paperwork takes a bit longer and there's alot of different forms to complete during the process, but if you use an experienced loan officer it can make life a lot easier.Here's to your success!