Hi everybody, I'm Scott Baker, Marketing Director for American Home Buyer.

Disclosure: I am the Director of PR for DoHardMoney.com@Ralph Biahyou can read posts from a couple of people that have worked with DHM herehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/79/topics/176... and https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/203...

Lee, It is quite unlikely the lender is watching/scanning the corporate registry for changes to directors/ownership structure, etc of companies which from which they have subscribed mortgages, though with today's computer search methods and big data processing, it is not outside the realm of possible.Technically, as a stakeholder / creditor, the lender should be notified at the time the company is sold / experiences a change of controlling ownership.  

I am currently a Freelance Art Director in the Film/TV industry as well as an Onsite Manager at the apartment building I live in.

A registered fund of which you are the beneficiary cannot lend at arms-length on a property in which you have a direct or indirect interest.  

Common areas such as the hallways (carpeting) and basements (cleanliness and lighting) are the responsibility of the HOA, but also need attention, and as a member of the Board of Directors I can help make sure they get that.

I'm in Austin and work as a director of renovations for the United States largest multifamily management company.

I am happy to pass along your information to Heath Binder, our Director of Investor Relations.

If you can get on the board of directors, maybe you can have more say.I like to be in control of where my money goes.

I am all about accountability, and you want to know and meet with your property manager, not just the marketing director or whoever is in charge of new business.2.